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This is my portfolio with work up to 01/2012.
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User Experience DesignerChris Havranek // Portfolio // [email protected]
Chris Havranek // Contents // [email protected]
BBB Marketplace AuditHello VikingUser Experience Specialist
Contents Target Back To CollegePeriscopeUser Experience Designer
Event Registration SystemPeriscopeUser Experience Designer
Internal Auto WebsiteAIMIAUser Experience Architect
Kellogg’s Mobile eCatalogAIMIAUser Experience Architect
Chris Havranek // Target Back To College // [email protected]
The Challenge: Target hosts numerous in-store after-hours events around the country for college students. Periscope was asked to plan and execute each event along with a mobile experience to accompany the events.
My Role: User Experience & Information Architect
The Solution: I worked with the team to create a responsive companion website that would deliver contextual content to students based on three phases of the campaign.
The Result: The online and offline portions of the campaign were executed with higher rates of engagement compared to years prior.
Target Back To CollegePeriscopeUser Experience Designer
When possible, content would only be served once and accounts are only required when absolutely necessary. I wanted students to have as few barriers
as possible to interact with the website.
School Selector
Home Screen
Key
Countdown Clock
Scratch to Win Lists Bus Stop
Locations Games Text to Win Survey Coupons Target.com App
Event Overview
Reveal Gift Card View Lists
Add a List
View Bus Stops
Favorite a Bus Stop
Play Games Take SurveyView Details Target.com App Details
First Visit Only
External Destination
Login Required
Edit List
Create Account
Coupon DetailsEdit Account
Map to Target
Google Maps
Text Message
Legal
Chris Havranek // Target Back To College // [email protected]
Complete these challenges on event night to win swag!
View popular shopping lists for and create your own.
Pre-event Home Page
Like saving money? Our coupons help you save even more!
Target.com mobile navigation
Download the Target App
Target BTC Login
View all the buses to get to Target on event night.
Find out if you've won $X, $Y, or $Z!
Target Back To College
03 : 21 : 45 : 34
An after-hours event designed for your college kickoff.
Days Hours Minutes Seconds
During-event Home
Target.com mobile navigation
Download the Target App
Target BTC Login
Complete these challenges on event night to win swag!
Like saving money? Our coupons help you save even more!
View all the buses to get to Target on event night.
Find out if you've won $X, $Y, or $Z!
Text to win one of our fabulous prizes on the event night!
View popular shopping lists for and create your own.
Let us know how the the event went with our quick survey.
In conjunction with the events team, I determined what content is most relevant to the students within the various
phases of the campaign.
Post-event Home page
Target.com mobile navigation
Download the Target App
Target BTC Login
Like saving money? Our coupons help you save even more!
View popular shopping lists for and create your own.
Let us know how the the event went with our quick survey.
Find a Target store near you.
Chris Havranek // Target Back To College // [email protected]
I lobbied to create a lighter desktop experience in addition to mobile—allowing for students to connect with our campaign regardless of what touchpoint they began at. The mobile website focused on delivering the full experience during the pre, during and post phases as these happened in a number of locations.
Chris Havranek // Target Back To College // [email protected]
Having the opportunity to witness one of the events take place was an eye opening opportunity. Designing a mobile website to supplement an event before actually participating in the event can only go so far. Based on my observation that night I’m confident I can create an even better one next year.
The Challenge: A large medical provider offers classes to the public and aimed to improve their registration process on both the front and back end based on qualitative and quantitative feedback.
My Role: User Experience & Information Architect
The Solution: I strategized a system that would streamline registering for classes based on feedback from the client and numerous working sessions to derive true issues.
The Result: The changes are in the process of being implemented and the client is very pleased with the potential for improvement.
Event Registration SystemPeriscopeUser Experience Designer
Chris Havranek // Event Registration System // [email protected]
At the outset, the client had a search form with numerous fields often being neglected. I moved away from this to a system that simplified the structure to a step by step process. Additional refinement options
are given to the user upon the initial search.
Googlehealthcarewebsite.comWebsite
Header & Main Navigation
Home > Classes & Events
Classes & Events< Back to previous page
Bronson offers a variety of education opportunities. To find a class or event, use the search tools below.
Step 3: TimeStep 2: Topics
Locations
Step 1: Location
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Radius15 Miles
Topics
Behavioral
Cancer
Childbirth & Parenting
Children
TimeThis Week
Search
Search all topicsAll Locations
Browse Classes & EventsSearch Classes & Events
Chris Havranek // Event Registration System // [email protected]
Originally, users were required to submit their information for each individual class they registered for—demanding around
eight steps per class.
Search ClassesYes
Good results?
No
Refine Search
Need more details?
No
YesView event details
Bringing guests?
Yes
Yes
View Confirmation Page / Email
Enter personal information
Call / Email Customer Service
Enter billing information
Submit order
Confirm Information
Continue Shopping?
Chris Havranek // Event Registration System // [email protected]
The optimized process I put forth allowed for users to quickly register for multiple classes with much fewer steps. Approximately, eight steps for as many classes as desired.
Search ClassesYes
Good results?
No
Refine Search
Need more details?
No
Yes
Add to basket
View event details
Continue shopping?
Yes
No
View Confirmation Page / Email
Enter personal information
Enter guest information
Enter billing information
Submit order
After the user has successfully registered for a class they are supplied with all the necessary class information up front and within an email. They may also choose to continue their journey within the website based on related content.
Chris Havranek // Event Registration System // [email protected]
Googlehealthcarewebsite.comWebsite
Header & Main Navigation
Thank you!Completely impact multifunctional processes and wireless supply chains. Dynamically engage business meta-services for market-driven data. Collaboratively restore cross-platform users before client-centered manufactured products.
To cancel or modify any of your reservations please email us at [email protected] or call 555-555-5555. Please include your information when sending an email.
Alzheimer's Support Group
Hospital, Classroom 1123 John StreetKalamazoo, MI 49079
Location Details
Saturday 01/30/132:00-3:00PM
Date
MyselfJason StamosAngie Pinkman
Attendees
$30Price
Alzheimer's Support Group
Hospital, Classroom 1223 Jones StreetKalamazoo, MI 49079
Location Details
Monday 01/01/138:00-9:00AM
Date
MyselfAttendees
FreePrice
iCalOutlook
Google CalendarAdd to Calendar( ) Add to Calendar( )
PrintTell your friends you're going to XXX
Please bring comfortable clothing and apillow for yourself and each of your guests.
Class Notes
Related Services Find a Doctor
Service Title Service Title Service Title
Service Title Service Title Service Title
Service Title Service Title Service Title
Completely impact multifunctional processes and wireless supply chains. Dynamically engage business.
Find a Doctor
The Challenge: A leading American Automobile Company’s websites allows users to create collateral to display in locations to promote automobile parts and incentives. It was clear the experience was not ideal, and they came to our team to improve the layout and process.
My Role: User Experience & Information architect
The Solution: Walking through the user steps ourselves we saw that could be combined or eliminated. We also used current web standards and trends to influence our proposed changes.
The Result: The suggestions that our team put forth were accepted and helped to persuade the client of a website wide redesign which began shortly after this project.
Internal Auto WebsiteAIMIAUser Experience Architect
Chris Havranek // Internal Auto Website // [email protected]
Looking at the current process map there were several redundancies. We put forward
a map that moved from 11 minimum steps to seven. We also introduced a way for
users to save previously created templates.
Login
Home
Dynamic Publishing
Enrollment Authorization
Cancel
BAC Code Authentication
Valid?
No
Choose Division
Yes
Select a vehicle
Select Template
Select Accessories to
include
Are there accessories?
Yes
Adjust Settings,
Accessories, Contact, Logo
No
Download Low-Res
Download Hi-Res
Click to begin
Original Ideal
In this example, 4 pages a user would typically have to go through was condensed into one page. Less load times and the removal of a redundant login system will significantly reduce the time required to create collateral.
Chris Havranek // Internal Auto Website // [email protected]
Chris Havranek // Kellogg’s Mobile eCatalog // [email protected]
The Challenge: Kellogg’s existing catalog could be viewed on a mobile device, but it was identical to the desktop version. This didn’t provide an ideal experience for users attempting to browse the catalog. This platform was also used for other clients which needed a mobile platform for their catalog.
My Role: User Experience & Information Architect
The Solution: Our team built a mobile template that can be used with any number of clients. This included taking advantage of common mobile phone functionality and best practices. This template also had to be neutral enough to allow for any company to insert their design requirements into it.
The Result: The architecture was implemented as planned and continues to be the default template that all clients using this platform utilize.
Kellogg’s Mobile eCatalogAIMIAUser Experience Architect
The mobile experience needed to include all aspects the
desktop did with an emphasis put on paths users would
typically pursue on a mobile device.
Email Confirmation
Home
Enter a Code
Rewards Catalog
Promotions and
CouponsHow It Works Points
BrowseFilter by:
categories and/or points
Enter Single
Product View
Results?
Error Message
Logged In?Login
Register
Size, Color, or Other Options?
Select Option
User Has Enough Points?
No
Yes
Yes
No
"Get It" Button
View Products in
CartContinue Shopping Checkout
No
Yes
No
Enter Shipping &
Contact Info
Cached and/or
SSO Info passed
Valid Info?
Error Message NoConfirm
Order
Yes
ConfirmCancel No
Successful Order?
Yes
Error Message
Success Message
YesNo
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Chris Havranek // Kellogg’s Mobile eCatalog // [email protected]
Navigation and content needed to be reconsidered when moving from desktop to mobile. Removing any extra content
allows users to quickly find what they’re looking for.
Chris Havranek // Kellogg’s Mobile eCatalog // [email protected]
Forms that normally span multiple pages are reduced when possible and field titles are imbedded within the field itself. Minimizing page load times while keeping scrolling as low as possible was key on these pages.
The Challenge: The Better Business Bureau looked to understand their current and prospective customers more thoroughly. The online landscape has been changing rapidly, but what can the BBB do to remain relevant?
My Role: User Experience & Research analyst
The Solution: Hello Viking used previous research conclusions, online surveys, and focus groups to determine where the BBB stands.
The Result: The team processed hundreds of online survey results and conducted three focus groups. I worked to turn the data into relevant conclusion that the BBB can use to further their business objectives.
BBB Marketplace AuditHello VikingUser Experience Specialist
Using a survey service we received hundreds of online results. We used insights from these quantitative insights to help create a qualitative guide for the focus groups.
Chris Havranek // BBB Marketplace Audit // [email protected]
Chris Havranek // BBB Marketplace Audit // [email protected]
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Who we talked to
3 focus groups (ranging in size from 4-8 people)
• 1 group of men with mixed familiarity (most less familiar with BBB, but one was a small business owner with past experience as an accredited business, 20s-40s)
• 1 group of primarily older adults (mixed gender, 30s+) with familiarity/experience with BBB (one respondent was younger and unfamiliar)
• 1 group of younger adults (20s) with limited experience/familiarity with the BBB
The three focus groups allowed us to delve deeper into questions derived from earlier in the project. Afterwards, the team and I created a set of recommendations backed by strong data sets.
User Experience Designer [email protected]
Chris Havranek