ux RESEARCH | Desktop Product Design
ALLIANCE OF DIGITAL
HUMANITIES PROJECTS
Digital humanities projects are often difficult to discover.
Students struggle to find opportunities to join projects, researchers have trouble connecting with technical specialists, and existing communities are fragmented across different platforms and mailing lists
Students struggle to find opportunities to join projects, researchers have trouble connecting with technical specialists, and existing communities are fragmented across different platforms and mailing lists
I conducted surveys and interviews with students, researchers, and participants in digital humanities communities to better understand their needs, motivations, and pain points.
The project was designed entirely from scratch by me independently.
I handled the full design process — from the initial client brief to prototype testing and final interface validation
I handled the full design process — from the initial client brief to prototype testing and final interface validation
Figma, Photoshop, chat GPT, notion, figJam
6 months
6 months
- 46 Research ParticipantsConducted surveys, in-depth interviews, and UX testing to better understand user needs, workflows, and pain points
- 15 Unique ScreensDesigned 15 interface screens from scratch based on the developed information architecture, with detailed consideration of navigation, structure, and interaction logic
- 6 Months of WorkOver the course of six months, the project evolved from an early concept into a fully designed platform addressing multiple user needs
- Design System & Brand IdentityI also created the platform’s design system and visual identity from scratch, as the organization previously had no established branding or stylistic guidelines
Screens: Homepage & Project Page
The homepage was designed to provide quick access to the alliance’s key projects while also introducing users to industry events and recent news.
The project page allows users to explore detailed project information, including technologies and tools used, recent updates, as well as available job opportunities and internships.
Screens: Tools & Tool Page
The “Tools” section was created to help students and early-career researchers discover professional software used at different stages of research — for example, tools for manuscript digitization.
The page also includes alphabetical search functionality for users who want to quickly navigate to a specific tool and explore projects where it has already been used.
The page also includes alphabetical search functionality for users who want to quickly navigate to a specific tool and explore projects where it has already been used.
Each tool page provides detailed information about the software, including its features, use cases, and alternative solutions.
Screens: Job Board & Education
One of the key challenges in the field is both job discovery and candidate search. To address this, I designed a dedicated job board where users can explore projects, apply filters, and browse open positions within specific initiatives.
The Education section helps newcomers better understand the field of digital humanities, discover relevant academic programs, and explore the core knowledge areas within the discipline.
The Education section helps newcomers better understand the field of digital humanities, discover relevant academic programs, and explore the core knowledge areas within the discipline.
other screens
more about project
feel free to reach out:
Radosavlevich Dina | Product Designer
dina.radosavlevich@gmail.com
