Wizzard Dice: Designing an Innovative Experience for an MVP

Wizzard Dice is a mobile app that reimagines the traditional 20-sided die by adding a touch of personalization through interactive lighting technology. The project's goal was to create a functional and engaging user experience as the foundation for a Minimum Viable Product (MVP), with a focus on simplicity and innovation.

The team needed a design that could transform a complex concept into an intuitive interface for players of all levels, ensuring the MVP demonstrated the product's potential in a competitive market.

Working entirely remotely through tools like Discord and video calls, I led the user experience design from initial analysis to final delivery. The result was an effective solution that integrated lighting customization and essential functionalities.

Modular design: We created an adaptable interface that allows for future iterations without requiring complete redesigns.

Optimized user flow: We designed clear, straightforward steps to configure personalized lighting modes, ensuring ease of use for the MVP.

Effective remote collaboration: Delivered detailed documentation to ensure accurate implementation by the development team.

Although the project did not include user testing in this initial phase, the delivered design enabled:

A functional MVP: The app successfully demonstrated its core features in a clear and engaging way.

A strong foundation for future iterations: The design was structured with scalability in mind, allowing for new features to be added without compromising usability.

Efficient delivery: Despite logistical limitations, all materials were provided in detail, facilitating seamless implementation by the development team.

Design : Figma for wireframes, prototypes, and documentation

Collaboration: Discord and structured documentation for ongoing communication with the development team

Documentation: Comprehensive user flows and implementation guides delivered to developers.

This project showcases how a goal-oriented design approach and efficient collaboration can bring an MVP to life, even in a remote setting. The experience laid the groundwork for future iterations and strengthened communication between design and development.