Text mining and research app
Codercats – is a web-based textual analysis app. It aims to provide the most sought after text analytics to facilitate academic research. The main audience is students and researchers working in academia and public sector.
The challenge
First, we conducted user research and created user profiles based on this results. We then developed a design system and created a logo. In addition, we designed and launched the project’s website. The most important part was creating an interactive prototype of the app in Figma.
User research
A user persona is a fictional but realistic representation of a typical user. It allows you to build empathy and deepen an understanding of the target audience and user’s needs.
Assuming the target audience, the research was focused on students and young academics and included interviews and an online survey.
Using the results of the user research, user personas of three typical users were created. In addition, the study allowed for further clarification of user needs and expectations.
User flow
Design system
The design system focused on clarifying fonts and colours that would be used in the app.
Logo
The project needed a very catching and dynamic logo that would speak to its users.
The solution was to shape the first letter as a cat and use two colours that would add a dynamic touch.
Website for the project
We designed and coded a website for the project – www.codercats.io
Prototype
You can find more about the project website and the prototype here – www.codercats.io
Our services
UX research
What makes the users of your services want to click? We gather information about them, their needs and pain points. We then using quantitative and qualitative methods such as questionnaires, interviews, personas and usability testing, to create profiles you can act on.
UX/UI design
How do you encourage usage of your online service? We create wireframes and interactive prototypes, integrating branding, design, usability, and function, making your apps accessible and engaging to your audience.
UX writing
What do you want your users to do? We use information about your users to craft engaging, concise words that guide them through your application and gets them to take action. From your website or app, to emails and social media.
Design systems
How do you improve the efficiency of the design process? Design systems help you do more with less. Defining styles, components and patterns help teams in public sector departments create user-centred digital services to achieve your goals.