braveux.com
Brave UX - Work - Wedding Wire
http://www.braveux.com/work/weddingwire
We provided a fresh perspective for WeddingWire’s design team to. Help take their world-class mobile and app UX to the next level. Improve upon the best. To stay on top, WeddingWire engaged Brave UX to improve their industry-leading mobile website and family of apps. Brave worked closely with WeddingWire’s talented design team to create a new navigation framework and tackle hard-hitting UX challenges. Sort, simplify, and select. What does 4.9 stars mean? Sometimes, you find something that just works.
braveux.com
Brave UX - Approach
http://www.braveux.com/approach
Eyetracking visualizations show that users often read Web pages in an F-shaped pattern: two horizontal stripes followed by a vertical stripe. See what we did there? Oh, how we tire of hearing about “the fold.” You should always put the most important content up top, but if your content has hierarchy and value, users will continue to scroll. Good work doesn’t just happen. This is how we make your project easier, better, and more beautiful. Everyone has an idea, but we make it happen. Not so fast, friend.
braveux.com
Brave UX - Work - HHS
http://www.braveux.com/work/hhs
US Dept of Health. We created Felix: an exciting, dynamic, and truly engaging wellness portal that is 0% boring. Get people to care. Federal Occupational Health (a division of the Department of Health and Human Services) hired Brave to design an application for government employees that will help them feel better, fitter, and just plain happy. Working closely with FOH, we designed Felix, the most comprehensive and user-customizable wellness app on the market today. Research and User Testing. We give user...
braveux.com
Brave UX - Work - Character
http://www.braveux.com/work/character
We designed a brand that showcases the great work, people, and programs of Character.org. To match their new name, Character.org needed a new design, as well as digital and print collateral. Confident, modern brand. The word “character” is strong enough. We designed a brand that lets the text do the hard work, and gets out of the way. The rest fell into place. Interface and Print Design. A brand strong enough to hold up. A conference program that is beautiful and easy to read.
braveux.com
Brave UX - Work - FieldOne
http://www.braveux.com/work/fieldone
More than just looking better. Let’s make it work better. We made FieldOne’s asset management web application easy to use and easy on the eyes. Make it easy to use. FieldOne’s asset management product needed a UX overhaul, including an easier interface with an updated design. The Brave team designed and built the design and user interface for FieldOne’s core product, including a number of big time improvements for the end user. Tracking that makes sense and saves time. Easy to view and interact with data.
braveux.com
Brave UX
http://braveux.com/work
We design and build application interfaces that are. Clever, clean, gutsy, art-meets-science, polished,. Beautiful, original, avant garde, modern, smart,. Bold, simplified, definitely not boring, full-bodied,. Fun, delightful, original, stylish, refined and Brave. Clever, clean, gutsy,. Polished, beautiful,. Original, avant garde,. Modern, smart, bold,. Not boring, full-bodied,. Fun, delightful, stylish,. Clever, clean, gutsy,. Polished, beautiful,. Original, avant garde,. Modern, smart, bold,.
braveux.com
Brave UX - Work - State of Obesity
http://www.braveux.com/work/stateofobesity
There’s an important story in the data. We helped tell that. Story visually, through a narrative user experience. Make the data interesting. When the State of Obesity campaign* communicates with policy influencers and medical professionals, they need their story to be clear, compelling, and accurate. A joint program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Trust for America’s Health. Give users more control. Hand over the controls. A report fit to print. We created a print option driven by the same data...
braveux.com
Brave UX - Team
http://www.braveux.com/team
Don't be afraid. Be Brave! We have personality, so why not show it? Building emotion into your website makes it more enjoyable for the user. We parodied Washington Crossing the Delaware so you get a chuckle, a dopamine response, and a sense for what we mean by We Are Brave. Small but mighty. We are Brave. An eye tracking study conducted with 106 people shows how human faces can be used to guide people's attention in advertising and web design. Ldquo;Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish.” Steve Jobs. UX designer and...