Haraj HCI Redesign

Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) Team Project

College of Computer Science and Engineering
University of Ha'il

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Project Overview

This project presents a user-centered redesign of the Haraj mobile application as part of the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) course.

The redesign process involved identifying usability issues through user research, analyzing user feedback, creating low-fidelity sketches, and developing high-fidelity interface solutions using Figma.

The project focuses on improving usability, navigation, communication, and the overall user experience.

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Project Objectives

• Analyze the usability of the Haraj application.
• Conduct user interviews and questionnaires.
• Identify major user pain points.
• Create low-fidelity wireframes.
• Design high-fidelity user interfaces.
• Apply Human-Computer Interaction principles to improve usability.

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Team Members

• Wasan Algharbi
• Khadaejih Mubarak
• Rana Mohammed
• Yara Alharbi

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Project Deliverables

This repository includes:

• Final Project Report
• Presentation Slides
• Low-Fidelity Sketches
• Problem Analysis
• High-Fidelity Interface Designs

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Design Process

The redesign followed the User-Centered Design (UCD) process:

1. User Research
2. Interviews
3. Questionnaire
4. Problem Analysis
5. Low-Fidelity Sketches
6. High-Fidelity Interface Design
7. Prototype Evaluation

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Repository Structure

Haraj-HCI-Redesign
│
├── README.md
├── LICENSE
├── .gitignore
│
├── documents
│   ├── Final-Report.pdf
│   └── Presentation.pdf
│
└── images
    │
    ├── Low-Fidelity
    │   ├── Sketch.jpg
    │   └── Problems-Analysis.jpg
    │
    └── High-Fidelity
        ├── Bid-Tracking-Solution.jpg
        ├── My-Listing-Solution.jpg
        └── Messaging-Solution.jpg

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Tools Used

• Figma
• Google Forms
• Microsoft Word
• Microsoft PowerPoint

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Course Information

Course: Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)

University: University of Ha'il

College: College of Computer Science and Engineering

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Academic Purpose

This repository showcases the application of Human-Computer Interaction principles, user research, usability evaluation, and interface redesign through a collaborative university project.