Challenge Summary
Round 1
At the end of Round 1, we will choose three (3) Round 1 winners, each will win $100 and a Design Review. These winners and any member who had a passing submission in round one will be eligible to compete in Round 2 for the additional $1250 in prizes.
Round 2
Round 2 will start with the announcement of the Three (3) $100 Round 1 winners and their design review.
DescriptionThe goal of this contest is to produce Storyboards for the TopCoder Direct Dashboard view page. DetailsWe will start from the attached draftPlease think about how a Customer will work with Dashboard View - What would you find useful You are open to use your design ability and input into how these screens will flow. 1) Contest level View This should be in the context of looking at a contest. It would be a tab on the contest view, but that's up to you, deisgner. For example, it could be a collapsible panel at the top where the current # stats are or it could be a completely separate page.The basic idea is that this page will be where the client go first most of the time when looking at a contest and then he can drill into the more detailed tabs. For example, if the client see an issue with the spec review being late in the Timeline section then he can click on it to go to the Spec Review tab. 2) Project level View This will be shown in the context of a project and summarizes the dashboard info from each individual contest in the project. Column A shows the aggregate contest status based on the status of each item. The aggregate status should also be indicated on the contest dashboard so a user can quickly see the health of a contest overall. The columns to the right of the contest name shows the health indicator for each section that is on the contest dashboard. 3) Enterprise level View This will be shown in the context of all projects and summarizes the dashboard info from each individual project. This should be shown as the default tab/view in the top level dashboard. Column A shows the aggregate contest status based on the status of each project. The aggregate status should also be indicated on the project dashboard so the client can quickly see the health of a contest overall. The columns to the right of the contest name shows the health indicator for each section that is on the contest dashboard.
The Chart(s) are intended to show a customer at the enterprise level some key metrics/indicators regarding their usage of the platform. The idea is that the chart will plot the customers metrics against the TC Platforms average, similar to how you would see a stock equity plotted against a benchmark. This will allow an enterprise to answer questions like "How are our assemblies performing compared to the avergage?" or it could easily point out room for improvement. The charts should ideally all the user to filter on time periods (year/quarter/month), show/hide contest types, show/hide metrics. This could be multiple charts instead of 1. That's up to you.
Design Concepts
- Stay within the provided design! (the referenced prototype - your new pages will fit within this existing prototype)
- We are not just looking for "Updates" but your design input into the User Experience
- Update or fix anything you feel would work better for the user
- Feel free to refer another Dashboard View contest's submission.
- Potential Customer
- Current Customer (workers and executives)
- Co-Pilots
- Quality of your design and did you continue the desired look and feel appropriately
- How the design met the above requirements and considerations
- User Experience
Contest View-Your submitted design solution for a review
Please provide any additional screens you would like feedback on.
Number your screens in the order they should be viewed (example: 01-description.jpg) Round Two
All required pages = Final Design
Please provide all screens/steps to show how your views would work.
Number your screens in the order they should be viewed (example: 01-description.jpg) Submission & Source FilesPreview Image
Please create your preview image as one (1) 1024x1024 JPG or PNG file in RGB color mode at 72dpi and place a screenshot of your submission within it. You are free to resize or crop your submission to fit this size, but do not add any filters or elements for dramatic effect, such as drop shadows or reflections. Submission File:All Requested Contest Submission Requirements stated above.
Source Files:All original source files of the submitted design. Files should be created in Adobe Photoshop, Gimp, Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape and saved as layered PSD files, AI or EPS files.
Final FixesAs part of the final fixes phase you may be asked to modify fonts (sizes or colors) or modify overall storyboard colors.
Please read the challenge specification carefully and watch the forums for any questions or feedback concerning this challenge. It is important that you monitor any updates provided by the client or Studio Admins in the forums. Please post any questions you might have for the client in the forums.