Faculty Activity Tracker
Overview
As a UX/UI Designer in Sandbox @ Northeastern, I collaborated with a team of developers, a project lead, and another designer on Faculty Activity Tracker – a website for the Northeastern College of Arts, Media, and Design merit committee to review faculty accomplishments and activities and decide eligibility for raises, promotions, etc.
As a UX/UI Designer in Sandbox @ Northeastern, I collaborated with a team of developers, a project lead, and another designer on Faculty Activity Tracker – a website for the Northeastern College of Arts, Media, and Design merit committee to review faculty accomplishments and activities and decide eligibility for raises, promotions, etc.
Type
UI/UX, Web Design
Medium
Figma
UI/UX, Web Design
Medium
Figma
Background
Every college within Northeastern University has a faculty merit committee (MC) whose job is to review their faculty each year to decide who is eligible for: raises, promotions, etc. based off their accomplishments/activities in the past academic year.
Currently, the MC sends out a form/word document to all faculty in December and the faculty have ~1.5 months to complete the form, describing everything they have done over the past year.
Our client, a joint faculty member between the College of Arts, Media, and Design and the College of Engineering at Northeastern, was looking for a web-based system that would improve:
- Speed of the process
- Visibility and clarity of forms
- Faculty reflection on past years
- Integrated with statistics and other tools for MC use
During the Fall 2022 semester, another UX designer and I worked on creating the website’s interface from scratch.
Mapping out user flows
Lo-fis
Hi-fis
