Parenting Guide Hub Website

Context

This is a personal design project, that I worked on before and during my masters program at HvA.

It is a website for new moms to have access to information and support, needed in their child's first years.

The target group for this project are new expat moms in Europe. (All ages) 

Final Outputs

Here are the high-fidelity wireframes of the product. It is the current version after carrying out three (3) iterations, based on insights gathered from user tests and carrying out a web accessibility test.

To interact with the prototype, click on the "Prototype" header at the bottom of this page. 

User interacts with this landing page upon first visit to the website.


Why was this page made?

To give the user a hint of what the website is about and what to expect upon further interaction with the website.

User has access to useful information via the homepage. 


Why was this page made?

To give the user more in-depth understanding of what the website is about - E.g the "Learn More" CTA button.

Also, gives the user access to the most important information after signing up / logging into the website.

User can read more about the website on this page.


Why was this page made?

To give the user an overview of what to expect on the website and what it is about.

User can join one of the community groups. With a prompt for the user to join the same birth-month as her child.

This fosters a more personal support group for the new mom.


Why was this page made?

To give the user access to a community space. This is based on the recurrent insights from the initial user research I conducted at the start of this project.

User has access to step-by-step information. With audio and save page functionalities.


Why was this page made?

To give the user detailed information on their search words on the website. With audio functionality for reading, and save functionality - to save the information to read again at a later time.

User has access to nearby healthcare facilities.

This is useful for her as a first-time mom that has no prior knowledge of this.


Why was this page made?

To give the user suggestions on nearby Circumcision centers, Midwifery agencies, and Hospitals. Using the user's location for more accurate information. 

This is based on the insight from the initial user research I conducted at the start of this project. And the user testing, after the first mock-up designs were made.

Design Process

Empathize


User Research (Surveys) 

Drawing of Insights

Define


Personas​

Problem statements​

User journey maps​

Sitemap​

Competitive Audit​ 

Ideate


Sketches (Crazy 8) 

Paper wireframes​

Prototype


Digital wireframes​ 

Low-fidelity prototype​

Usability studies​

Develop Case Study

Use Case 

Test


Website Redesign (Iteration 1) 

Usability Test

Test Insights

Insight Mapping (Priority vs Impact)

Website Iteration 2 

Project Overview

Project Goal

The Parenting Guide Hub is designed for first time parents to provide all the information they need to care for their child/children. 


Also, to give support to the new moms, by providing a community platform for them to interact with other new moms. 

What Users Think 

To get insight to the pain points of new moms, I sent out a surveys to 6 women, most of which were moms who have relocated abroad. 

Usability Test Insights 

To test the accessibility of moms (Colour contrast; ease of use; easy understanding of information) while interacting with the design. 

I conducted an unmoderated usability test with 4 new moms. 

What's next?

Client

Google UX Design Professional  Certification Project

Project duration

1 year

Impact of the project

Most moms I mentioned this project to (including test participants) finds this platform useful and are enthusiastic about interacting with the website when it is launched.

Case study

Click here for full details on this project and the documentation of my design process.

click here.

Prototype

Interact with the full prototype here. Click here.


To view the Dark mode designs, click here.