Studies, flows, prototypes, and design exercises
Studies, flows, prototypes, and design exercises
A collection of UX studies and exercises where research, information architecture, prototyping, and communication come together to make experiences easier to understand.
SELECTED PROJECTS
© 2026 Marina Ransolin. Portfolio in constant evolution.
© 2026 Marina Ransolin. Portfolio in constant evolution.
For this project, I proposed improvements to Amazon's refund tracking process. I conducted a heuristic analysis and evaluated the information architecture elements. I identified key issues and designed a new user journey flow. Based on this flow, I created journey wireframes and a prototype of the refund page using Lovable. This was the final project for my postgraduate course in UX Design.
For this project, I proposed improvements to Amazon's refund tracking process. I conducted a heuristic analysis and evaluated the information architecture elements. I identified key issues and designed a new user journey flow. Based on this flow, I created journey wireframes and a prototype of the refund page using Lovable. This was the final project for my postgraduate course in UX Design.
Heuristic Analysis; User flow;
Services:
Wireframe; Prototype; Information Architecture
Services: Heuristic Analysis; User flow; Wireframe; Prototype; Information Architecture
Amazon refund process
Amazon refund process
This study examined the interaction points and usage patterns of the Hotmart app. The methodologies used for the analysis included Design Journal and shadowing.
This study examined the interaction points and usage patterns of the Hotmart app. The methodologies used for the analysis included Design Journal and shadowing.
This study examined the interaction points and usage patterns of the Hotmart app. The methodologies used for the analysis included Design Journal and shadowing.
Services: Shadowing; Design Journal
Hotmart App analysis
Hotmart App analysis
An analysis of the navigation experience in Class Collaborate revealed challenges in finding recordings and key features due to a hidden menu. By applying usability and information architecture principles, I proposed a new navigation system that is more visible and predictable.
An analysis of the navigation experience in Class Collaborate revealed challenges in finding recordings and key features due to a hidden menu. By applying usability and information architecture principles, I proposed a new navigation system that is more visible and predictable.
An analysis of the navigation experience in Class Collaborate revealed challenges in finding recordings and key features due to a hidden menu. By applying usability and information architecture principles, I proposed a new navigation system that is more visible and predictable.
Blackboard Class Colaborate
Blackboard Class Colaborate
Services: Wireframe;
Prototype; User Flow
For this project, I proposed improvements to Amazon's refund tracking process. I conducted a heuristic analysis and evaluated the information architecture elements. I identified key issues and designed a new user journey flow. Based on this flow, I created journey wireframes and a prototype of the refund page using Lovable. This was the final project for my postgraduate course in UX Design.
For this project, I proposed improvements to Amazon's refund tracking process. I conducted a heuristic analysis and evaluated the information architecture elements. I identified key issues and designed a new user journey flow. Based on this flow, I created journey wireframes and a prototype of the refund page using Lovable. This was the final project for my postgraduate course in UX Design.
Services: Heuristic Analysis; User flow; Wireframe; Prototype; Information Architecture
Amazon refund process
Amazon refund process
Case study
Case study
Want to see how the thinking connects?
Want to see how the thinking connects?
Want to see how the thinking connects?
Start with Healthy Me case study for a more detailed look at research, structure, and decision-making.
Start with Healthy Me case study for a more detailed look at research, structure, and decision-making.
© 2026 Marina Ransolin.
Portfolio in constant evolution.