Face IDs App
Face Recognizationl B2B
Mobile Applications l UIUX Design l iOS & Android
Summary
GV-Face is an efficient and easy-to-use mobile app that empowers you to effortlessly create face IDs for GEO face recognition products, receive push notifications, view live recognition events, and query event logs.
My Role
As a UI/UX Designer, I played a pivotal role in crafting and refining every aspect of the user interactions for the GV-Face mobile application. Working closely with engineers, we meticulously iterated on the design, ensuring an intuitive and user-friendly experience. Launched in 2020, the app has witnessed a remarkable surge in user engagement, a testament to our collaborative efforts.
What I did
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Led comprehensive research projects, including data analysis and usability testing
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Utilized rapid prototyping to iterate and validate design concepts.
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Provided comprehensive design deliverables, including user flows, wireframes, high-fidelity interactive prototypes, detailed specifications, and comprehensive annotations, to facilitate seamless collaboration with development teams.
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Requirement
Received a client requirement to provide an application that enables easy operation of Geo face-recognition-based products.
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User Research
User Target

Guardsman l The property industry workers l Inhabitants
- Pain Points -
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Struggled to understand the design requirements clearly at the beginning.
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Which key functions would be considered essential? The identification of key functions was unclear.
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In the B2B industry, there's a restriction to contact real users.
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Define


Through some methods such as competitive product analysis and persona, we defined the main feature and created solutions.
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Collaborated with PM. They contacted clients to interview or tried to contact target and potential users to produce feedback.
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Received common problems from our colleagues, FAEs.
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Doing research such as target analysis, desk research, interviews, card sorting, etc.
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User Flow
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Plan the user flow to confirm whether it works.
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Confirm the requirements and arrange them, and then build
the main target of the app. -
Plan user flow. (Iterate step one and step two)
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Wireframe
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Build the app's operation process.
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Planned a Lo-Fi flow to show how to work on its device.
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Usability testing with prototypes.
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Usability Test
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Usability Testing

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Made a Lo-Fi prototype to test.
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Revised over and over in this period and discussed with team members
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- Solution -
Through the usability testing, it made more fluent communication and decreased the cost of time. (More precise the test is, the more health mental we have! LOL)
Prototyping
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Confirming the operation process.
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Step1: Transferred the Lo-Fi UI to the Hi-Fi UI, and then I could discuss the details with developed partners to make final confirmation.
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Step2: Made the prototype modal and checked on the test device.
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Step3: Check! Check! Check!
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Printed it and double-checked with partners to find any not-match logical things.

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- Review -
If we clarified details in the process, we could decrease some times.
And we could take more effort into the next steps, iterated functions, and so on.
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Deliver
Provided the Hi-fi mockup and slices, documents with engineers to develop the project.

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