Built to perform.
Focused on results.
Role
UX/UI
Frontend
Skills
Angular
Typescript
HTML5
Bootstrap
CSS3
Figma
Timeline
10 days
Project Overview
This web app allows users to create a personalized profile based on their age, choose three Pokémon, and explore their stats. Users can upload a profile picture, add personal information, and edit their details at any time. Designed for simplicity and engagement, the app delivers a playful, responsive experience across devices—built entirely in Angular.
Audience
User, Poke-Passionate.
Student
Pain Point:
I often struggle with finding a platform that allows me to customize my profile exactly how I want it.
Goals:
My goal is to create a unique profile based on my age and favorite Pokémon.
User, Poke-Researcher.
Cashier
Pain Point:
Finding it challenging to balance work and Pokémon info.
Goals:
To become a Pokémon Master and build a strong team.
Solutions & Design
A clean, structured wireframe that follows responsive design principles and outlines the core layout, user flow, and planned feature enhancements for the Pokémon profile web app.
Helps users explore and select with confidence.
Review
This app was created as a playful, responsive web experience where users build a personal trainer profile based on their age, select three Pokémon, and explore their stats. Inspired by the idea of connecting identity with choice, the project blends interactive UI with dynamic data to make exploration fun and intuitive.
Post-launch research goal:
To understand how users engage with profile creation and Pokémon selection, identify usability gaps, and gather feedback to improve responsiveness, clarity, and overall enjoyment
Key Questions:
- Do users understand how to create and edit their profile easily?
- Is the Pokémon selection process intuitive and enjoyable?
- Are users exploring the Pokémon stats after selection—or dropping off early?
- Does the app perform smoothly across different screen sizes and devices?
Guerrilla Test Overview
A quick guerrilla test was run with 4 users at a tech meetup. Each created a trainer profile, picked Pokémon, and explored stats. Observers noted confusion, skipped steps, and feedback—revealing key areas to improve navigation and clarity.
Conclusions:
- Profile creation was mostly smooth, though a few users missed the option to upload a picture.
- Stat exploration was engaging, but some users didn’t realize they could slide down to check available pokemons.
- Navigation worked well on tablets, confirming the app’s responsive design across devices.
Results
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