Frame Seeker is a mobile application designed to transform the online eyewear shopping experience. By leveraging smartphone camera technology, the app accurately measures users’ facial dimensions, providing personalized frame recommendations and eliminating the uncertainty of fit when purchasing glasses online.
Project Type: App Design
Role: UX Designer & Researcher
Tools Used: Adobe XD, User Surveys, Interviews
Timeline: 3 Months
Team: Solo Project
The primary challenge in online eyewear shopping is ensuring proper fit and lens positioning without the ability to try on frames in person. This uncertainty often leads to hesitation in purchasing and high return rates.
Develop a feature that allows users to take accurate facial measurements using their smartphone camera Provide personalized frame recommendations based on these measurements Simplify the prescription entry process Create an intuitive and engaging user experience for both tech-savvy and less confident users.
Age: 20-60 Tech Skills: Varies from tech-savvy to less confident users Demographic: Cost-conscious individuals seeking affordable eyewear options online
I conducted extensive user surveys and interviews to understand the pain points of online eyewear shopping. Key findings included:
Heather, 28 years old: A tech-savvy user looking for cost-effective eyewear solutions. She values efficiency and is comfortable with digital tools.
Karen, 43 years old: A mother shopping for her family’s eyewear needs. She seeks confidence in her purchases and appreciates guidance through the process.
Frame Seeker successfully addressed the main pain points of online eyewear shopping:
Integrate with major eyewear retailers for a seamless purchasing experience Develop a web version to complement the mobile app Implement AI-driven style recommendations based on facial features and preferences
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