The Getting Started Experience in OpenShift.io
The Getting Started Experience in OpenShift.io
What I did
Created on boarding process flows
Created low-fidelity wireframes to validate design concepts
Collaborated with visual designers, project managers, and developers to build out the design
Background
OpenShift.io was a cloud-native set of zero-install tools for editing and debugging code, agile planning, and managing CI/CD pipelines. Openshift.io was not realized into a full-fledged product, but parts are in use in other Red Hat products today. Source
My role
UX/UI Design, Information architecture
Tools
Sketch, Marvel
Platform
Web based application
Timeline
September 2017 - February 2018
Design goal
The main design goal of this project was to make the installation process from the UI as straightforward and seamless as possible. The other way to install OpenShift.io was through the command line. We wanted to create an installation experience geared towards users who were less familiar with using the command line.
Design process
OpenShift.io was an early stage product. The design work for it involved creating user flows and wireframes from scratch. The design process included creating user flows and low-fidelity wireframing to define what the ideal OpenShift.io on boarding experience should be.
Flow diagram of how the user could progress through the installation process.
Use the left and right arrow keys to navigate through the prototype to check out the full flow.