Ana Sevilla Martínez

I've been working in the Design of Tabnear's MVP.

After develop different flows, we are now working on the prototype with Figma.
The main focus at this stage is the User Experience. At the moment we are prototyping using the Material Design Design system and not extremely worried about the user interface visuals, as the Brand Identity hasn't been defined yet. 

I'm totally in love with the project and all this noodles! The last updates on Figma and the possibility to add different flows are a huge improvement in the prototype game. 

After analyse the research insights, we are moving into the design phase of the Tabnear's MVP.

In order to develop the prototype for the user testing, we are working on the user flows and sketching the first wireframes.

The wireframing process combine:

- user flows created with Miró

- low-fi paper sketches

- low-fi wireframes created with balsamiq

As a team we decided which features we want to add to the minimum viable product (MVP) and what we could develop in time prior to launch.

As part of the User research for Tabnear's MVP, I run a workshop where we created User Personas, User Stories and Problem Statement.

We use Miro and Google Meets to run the workshop.

Prior the call, we analysed the survey data, finding correlations between the responses and identify 3 different types of users.
I elaborate three boards, one for each persona with different sticky notes with the survey's insights. 
Together as a team, we gave them a name, wrote their Bios and selected a quote that represents them.
Our personas: Robert Roll, Bilbo Beers & Carla Cards.

Once we had these personas in mind, we wrote the user stories, +30 stories within 15 minutes!
We did the same with the Problem statement.

The survey's analysis and the material created during this session proof wrong some of our assumptions and brought up new insights from users' goals, behaviours and needs.

As part of the User research for Tabnear's MVP, we conducted user surveys.

We created an online Survey with Google Forms and we shared it with our network.
In the first 5 days, we got 170 responses.
The survey had 32 questions and 10 questions were open-ended.

The quality and detail in the responses from the open-ended questions as well as the volume of responses provided valuable information for user research.

The following months I will collaborate with the emerging startup Tabnear to research, design and develop the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) for their new app.

The app would connect Board games players.
Allowing their users to play board games, find other players, meet with them and play their favourites games.

👉Go to Tabnear 

Ended my journey as Home tutor - Special education Teacher at Department of education and skills - Home Tuition!