The New Design organizes the audits on
a timeline as the primary navigation
with the audit number as the secondary
navigation.
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Each audit is numbered in chronological
order separated within it’s own card
showing events listed in a table with
details on each action taken.
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Each audit is described by events, the
type of action taken, the creator of the
action and effect or outcome of the
action in a defined table layout.
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The Audit History application would be
incorporated into the latest Optum brand
look and feel using the Optum Gold color
and standard quick access side menu.
As a design contractor, I was asked to update older designs.
This older auditing application needed some additional
functionality and a visual uplift. The requirement was based on
qualitative data from user surveys that addressed user
concerns. Then make the visual design consistent with the
updated look and feel incorporating any collaborative changes.
The data collected from user surveys show some
pain points with this older, outdated UI.
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Audits too crowded and hard to distinguish
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Font too small, spacing too tight and hard to read.
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Date and time stamp gets repeated and
hard to distinguish
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Sorting and filtering functionality would be helpful to
quickly retrieve the desired audit information but is
limited in this older design.
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The new design must reside within the newly branded
style using newly designed components.
