A dynamic, AJAX-based UI for a new product
Challenge
3Leaf Systems was developing the web-based Administrative Console software that would be used to manage its server virtualization products. Intended for enterprise data centers, the company's server virtualization technology uses software to "virtualize" hardware, enabling multiple operating systems to be run on the same computer at the same time. UEVision was asked to design the Web 2.0-enabled front end for the Console, which would be used by system administrators, IT managers, and help-desk personnel.
Redesigned e-publishing site improves usability by 73%.
Challenge
The Journals Division of University of Chicago Press wanted to redesign its scholarly e-journals website to enhance the site’s functionality and user experience and to integrate the Literatum e-publishing software platform.. The existing site had major usability and branding challenges, with multiple navigation schemas, page designs and color palettes.
The Journals Division team was already working with the Literatum platform vendor, Atypon, but they needed guidance on creating the optimal user experience for the site. So they called UEVision.
"Facelift" of web-based software increases sales appeal
and lowers learning curve.
Challenge
The Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Act introduced stringent new requirements for the way in which publicly-held corporations accounted for their financial activities and how they disclosed that information to the public. Movaris is the developer of Movaris Unity, a suite of four web-based applications that facilitate SOX compliance by enabling corporations to increase their confidence in enterprise performance, decrease the risk of material weaknesses and restatements, and increase management visibility of the enterprise risk portfolio.
Despite the superiority of the Movaris Unity applications themselves, the UI needed to have a more polished "look" to improve its visual appeal in demos and at trade shows. In addition, the software suffered from top-level usability issues that were hindering customer training and product usage.
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