As Project Officer, I led the redesign and development of a faculty website with a focus on enhancing the user experience (UX) and interface design. I managed the project’s documentation, including drafting Software Requirements Specifications (SRS) and Product Requirements Documents (PRD), ensuring alignment with faculty needs and development goals. Alongside overseeing documentation, I directly contributed to front-end development, UI/UX design, and user research. Using WordPress, I created an intuitive and user-centered interface that improved navigation, accessibility, and overall user satisfaction, providing a seamless experience for all users.

This project aimed at redesigning the faculty website to improve its user experience and interface. As Project Officer, I led the initiative by managing comprehensive documentation and contributing directly to the development and design of the website. The redesign focused on making the site more accessible, user-friendly, and aligned with the needs of the faculty and its stakeholders.

Objectives:

Redesign the faculty website with a focus on improving user experience and interface design.

Create detailed Software Requirements Specifications (SRS) and Product Requirements Documents (PRD) to guide the project’s development.

Improve navigation and accessibility through a user-centered design.

Contribute to front-end development, UI/UX design, and user research to create a seamless experience.

Develop the website using WordPress, enabling ease of maintenance and future updates.

Deliverables:

A redesigned faculty website with enhanced user interface and experience.

Software Requirements Specifications (SRS) and Product Requirements Documents (PRD) for development guidance.

Front-end development completed, with an intuitive, user-centered interface.

User research insights to guide design decisions and improve site accessibility.

WordPress: Used for website development, content management, and ensuring ease of updates.

Figma/Sketch: For UI/UX design mockups and wireframes.