Challenge Summary
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Challenge Objectives
• Creating a visually appealing interactive infographic
• 3 screens with in-between states
• Desktop (with respect to a future mobile implementation)
Round 1
Submit your initial designs for all screens for checkpoint feedbackRound 2
Submit your final designs for all the screens with all checkpoint feedback implementedProject Background
• The infographic will be used to advertise services and technological advantage to prospective clients, so it will act as a marketing tool to promote our client's activities. The design has to be dynamic/modular so in the future client can add/remove tools easily from the hierarchy.
• The infographic is being created to be accessed by a tech-savvy corporate audience.
Workflow
• He can then drill down to the bottom through areas, technologies and tools involved. At any point the visitor should be able to identify where he is in the hierarchy.
Users
Screens/Features Requirements
This screen is the landing page for the tool we are creating. It should show an illustration of the whole picture - all the tools and technologies our client uses organised into different areas. Come up with an icon for each area that would help the visitor perceive the information. Please refer to the content of the illustration shared by the client.
We will have 6 sections based on a customer journey, the tools arranged underneath:
- Consideration
- Purchase
- Service
- Claims
- Renewal
The tools can also be arranged into 11-12 broader categories, which should be flexible as well:
The idea is that we let the user click on the different levels of information on the screen e.g. on areas or on tools/technologies/partners. We would welcome innovative ideas for animation of the drill-down. Use a popup or open up the space for showing further information, or come up with something to amaze our client. They are opened to your creativity. Try to keep the design over the fold, so the user does not have to scroll throughout the experience.
2. Area Information Shown
The visitor will be able to drill down into the areas. Use some kind of animation / rearrangement to highlight the given area and show an introduction of that. The introduction would contain a title, 2 short paragraphs of text, links and icons. For now you can use a placeholder text, or make up something to make it more realistic.
3. Technology/Tool/Partner Shown
Either from the whole picture (screen 1.) or from the Area introduction the visitor can drill further to the actual tools used by the client. The requirements are basically the same: a smart way to open up the levels to show the information that would again be the same as with the areas (a title, 2 short paragraphs of text, links and icons).
Design Direction
• Think about approximately 30 items to be added to the illustration for now.
• Ideas to experiment with: rotations in a circle, hexagons.
• We shared the client’s brand guidelines, but you don’t have to be super strict about it if it helps you to create a wow effect.
Form Factors
Branding Guidelines
Design Assets
Judging Criteria
• Innovation in your concepts
• Cleanliness of your graphics and design.
• Overall design, UI and user experience.
• Consistency across the UX/UI
Final Deliverables
• Files should be created in Adobe Photoshop and saved as a layered PSD file, Adobe Illustrator, Sketch or Adobe XD
• Marvel prototype
Marvel Prototype
We need you to upload your screens to Marvelapp.• You MUST include your Marvel app URL in your declarations.txt (in your marvel app prototype, click on share and then copy the link).
Submission & Source Files
Final Deliverables
For submission you have to upload a zip file that contains the following 4 files:
All source files of all graphics created in either Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator (Might need to be converted to PSD later), XD or Sketch and saved as editable layer
Submission.zip – PNG/JPG files
Submit JPG/PNG image files based on Challenge submission requirements stated above.
preview.png – Your preview image
Please create your preview image as one (1) 1024x1024px JPG or PNG file in RGB color mode at 72 dpi and place a screenshot of your submission within it.
declarations.txt – All your declarations and notes
This file must contain your notes if any, fonts, stock art declarations and your Marvel project URL.
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.