MyMav - Prototype of University Application
MyMav UTA University App 0-1
Role : UX/UI Designer
UI/UX Design - Information Architecture - Design Concepts - Design Flows - Storyboarding - Design System
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Challenge
Each year, a significant number of non-local students enroll, encountering challenges in navigating and staying informed about campus happenings.
Common grievances include missing events and struggling with internal transportation.
Research
Research Findings:
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Interview Students on campus Explore students’ view on culture as well as how it impacts their way of networking and life at MyMAV.
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Exploring To better understand the users and their Challenges at UTA.
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To learn about their difficulties due to cultural differences.
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Lifestyle Understand the emotions around networking- the introverts user group in particular
Insights:
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Takeaways based on 38 Interviews I always miss events that happen on campus UTA is beautiful, always wanted to explore college, but i don’t think i have seen half of it.
Design
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Target Users Prioritizing individuals with family obligations and with demanding solo lifestyles.
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Adults that range from young professionals to seniors, each with unique lifestyle demands.
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Special attention is given to older users, ensuring comfort and minimal physical strain in their interactions.
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Ideas based on research findings Users’ Interaction with the Platform - Final Design
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Wireframing
Low-Fidelity Wireframes
I started with sketches and grayscale to focus on layout and hierarchy.
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Sidebar nav with persistent icons.
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Modular cards for occupancy, revenue, maintenance alerts.
Mid-Fidelity Prototype (Tested with 5 Users)
Using Maze, we conducted unmoderated tests on task flows:
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Add new interface
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Check occupancy trends
Success Rate: 92%
Avg. Completion Time: Improved by 38% from legacy design
Prototyping
A modern UI with a neutral color palette, clear iconography, and semantic color use for accessibility.
Key UI Elements:
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Sidebar Navigation: Collapsible, icon-labeled, intuitive categories.
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Dashboard Cards: Highlight KPIs like occupancy rate, revenue, maintenance tickets.
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Dynamic Graphs: Filterable by time, location, and type.
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25% increase in Engagement in Events
in Just one week
Great feedback from help desks, way less inquiries
Increase engagement in Cultural center
Parking Integration saves time by 15 mins
Conclusion
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Complex dashboards require ruthless prioritization in layout and features.
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Real-world feedback > design assumptions.
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Small UI improvements (like icon labels or card layouts) can make massive usability differences.
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Designing for accessibility isn't optional—especially in enterprise tools.
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