Fast and easy way to create raffles
About the project: It is an application in which the end user can both create raffles quickly and safely, and participate in raffles created by other users, thus solving the problem of raffles made on paper or cardboard, a tedious task for the creator because he must always keep his paper or table of numbers with him, which makes it uncomfortable and cumbersome, No more paper! In its initial stage or MVP is designed as a web app, and after this stage, it will be developed natively for iOS and Android.
My role
As in a personal project, my role in this project was to put together all the logic, design and features of the app from start to finish, in an easy and understandable way for the user, create the complete graphic style, benchmarking, study the raffle industry in my country, make the sketches, low fi wireframes, the UX and the final interface design and prototyping, with which I faced several challenges making it an interesting journey.
Design Process
Discover: Understand the needs of Final Users
Define: Value Position, Validate new features
Discover: Paper Sketch, Low & High Fidelity Wireframes, Moodboards, UI Style Guide, Pixel Perfect Design
Deliver: Responsive Pixel Perfect design and UI Prototypes
Design
Wireframes: They were very useful to better understand the user's flow to create a raffle in the easiest and most comfortable way possible, as well as to participate in one and have control of how many the user has participated in and when they finish.
One more ChallengeOne of the challenges I had in this project was to find a way or a design pattern that would allow the user to choose numbers from a large list that could have 100 or even 1,000 numbers, that would be quick and easy to understand for the user, that would not be an ordeal to search, I was looking for similar design patterns but no matter how hard I looked I couldn't find something that came close to what I wanted to achieve, I designed a new design pattern to solve this crossroad, by the way, this screen is still in user testing, it is not yet time to declare victory
