Interaction Design · Case Study
Broadstone HR’s Job Posting Flow —
Analyzing an online hiring marketplace for human resources interactive structure and how it responds to its users.
- Interaction Design
- Wireframing/ Prototyping
- Miro
- Illustrator/ Indesign
- Figma
Broadstone HR intends to disrupt the human resources industry by creating a self-service sector that leverages a new market. Start-up business owners and human resources professionals will be able to connect through Broadstone HR, an online hiring marketplace.
How might we design a platform that on-demand connects Broadstone Consulting with its clients who primarily need Human Resources, Workplace and Employee Benefit consulting?
I gathered insights to gain a deeper understanding of the project's purpose, context, goals, constraints, and brand values.
Following the initial insights discovery, I defined the design challenge and identified 8 key design requirements.
Next, I gathered precedents, looking at examples of how others have fulfilled key design requirements.
I charted the users journey through three interactions, considering the two marketplace users, Pros and Clients. A User Flow Diagram was then drawn to map every step that the users encounter.
After narrowing the scope of the project to a single interaction, I continued to prototype Client Posts a Project.
Users begin at the marketplace dashboard. When users click Start a New Project, they are presented with an itemized list of project templates. Users are guided through each step with consistent button placement and headlines.
As a result of usability testing after my first draft, an additional screen was added, marking confirmed, and a navigation bar added to the top.
