Link to the Figma file ↗️
https://www.figma.com/embed?embed_host=share&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.figma.com%2Ffile%2FZVLULGvjGkiqchpdcI5T6z%2FAmulet-UI%252FUX-Review%3Fnode-id%3D7%253A5
This review is divided into 3 parts
No BS. Let’s dive right in! 🤘🏼
1️⃣ Landing Page Redesign
User Goals: Get familiar with the product, learn about its various features and start using it with ease.
✨ Quick Look
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Current Design
Issues
- Lacks a nav bar, which is an essential element for optimal web experience
- Font spacing is too little; it looks visually very clustered thereby reducing readability
- Providing a CTA that will directly take the user to buy covers, which is Amulet’s primary product, would be better than launching the app. This definitely will result in more conversions
- ‘Join Amunation’ can be a secondary CTA. Having 2 prominent CTAs may lead to confusion.
- Text is tightly packed + center-aligned which makes it tougher to read
- The ‘Cover’, ‘Stake’ and the ‘Earn’ sections lack CTA buttons
- Users often only skim through the Investor & Partners sections so these need not be given such a large area
- There’s an inconsistency in the UI throughout
- Some elements are totally rounded, some are semi-rounded while the rest have sharp edges
- Too many typefaces are used
- Type hierarchy needs improvement
- Footer can be used more efficiently by providing useful links to sections of the website, resources, help, documentation, etc
- Minimal emphasis is given to the email subscription inbox section; almost goes unnoticed
Side note: The cover, stake, and earn section graphics are well made, kudos to that :)
Solution
- First Fold is the most crucial area of the website; if we capture the user here, they will consider scrolling beyond. On average a user stays for less than 5-7 seconds on this frame. Making it very crucial to grab their attention
- Highlighting some numbers right up top helps build trust and credibility (I’m aware the app isn’t launched for public access - these changes can be done post-launch)
- Added a nav bar that shall aid with efficient navigation
- Cleaned up the entire typography of the website - more legible font weights, used one typeface throughout to maintain consistency
- Included CTAs to each of the sections
- Redesigned the email subscription inbox section
- Visually cleaned up the footer section layout. Also added links to relevant sources like Documentation and Litepaper
- Used micro-interactions throughout to keep the user interested
Redesign
2️⃣ AmuNation App Redesign
❇️ Onboarding Screens
User Goal: Signup/Login to the app as quickly as possible
Issues
- First impression: AmuNation visually feels like a separate page and not a product of Amulet because of the styling and typeface mismatch
- Lacks top margin
- The signup screen has too many options to choose from which may be overwhelming for the user
- The sub-headline text (”Login using your XYZ account”) is not really needed; users are already familiar with such patterns and know what exactly happens
- The section title is a mismatch - connecting a wallet isn’t the only option hence using a more generic term like signup would be better
- The copy can be simplified
- The spacing system is all over the place
- The CTA (’Start earning points’) is in the harder-to-reach area of the phone screen
Side note: Using one kind of illustration (either only 2D or only 3D) would be a better design choice to maintain visual consistency, but okay.
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Solution
- Used colors and styling that match the overall branding to maintain visual consistency throughout
- Reduced the signup options down to 4 from 8, with maximum emphasis on what's ideal (Connecting a wallet)
- Placed all the CTA buttons in easily reachable areas
- Fixed the typography and spacing system
- Simplified the copy for easier understanding
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👈🏻 Play the video to see the redesigned onboarding flow in action!
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Static pages: