Hierarchy of UX Needs

Hierarchy of UX Needs By Julia Steele

Functionality

Reminders: Easy to navigate, designed like a real checklist.
Alarm: On/off button, simple to use, set the time and wait.
Voice Memos: simple record and stop button, shows the sound waves to you as it's recording so you know it's working.

Reliability

Google docs: Cloud-based system, can access documents anywhere.
Gmail: Design looks similar on every device. Able to take your emails on the go.
Canvas: Sends user grades as the teacher puts them in. Up-to-date based on the user's schedule.

Usability

Macbook: Can use finder or help if you need to. Search button in upper right corner helps. Everything you want to use daily can be in the pull-up bar.
Apple Maps: Uses your location and you put in where you need to go. Simple instructions, easy to follow.
Google chrome: Faster connection than most other browsers, google search is the home page so it's easy to navigate.

Convenience

Doordash: If you put in your address, it remembers it as well as your bank account information for quick purchases.
Lime scooters app: It's extremely simple to use. You only need to put in your bank account information and scan the scooter's code and ride.
Uber: Uses your location. Barely any steps. You just need to put in your bank account information.

Enjoyability

Tiktok: Scroll feature lets users simply scroll endlessly. Ability to switch between the algorithmic "for you page" and who you're following.
Instagram: Has an algorithm based on what the user likes. Multiple options for how to see content; pictures, videos, stories, reels, boomerangs, etc.
Netflix Party: Gives people the ability to watch Netflix together over the internet. Simply send the link and the people can chat in the chat bar.

Significance

Premiere Pro: Provides creatives with the tools to create incredible work. Improves video editing skills.
Duolingo: Teaches people a language. Reminds them when they should be practicing. Has voice command options to speak to the app.
Audible: Helps people read more in a shorter amount of time. Provides ability to multitask.

Appreciate

Credits:

Created with images by Youssef Sarhan - "untitled image" • Tyler Lastovich - "Floating on Color" • Efe Kurnaz - "untitled image" • Mitchell Luo - "Google logo, Google Sydney Office" • David Pisnoy - "untitled image" • Daniel Korpai - "untitled image" • Gabriel Bassino - "Roof from the 1st floor of a night club called Tokyo @ São Paulo, SP" • Dylan Mullins - "untitled image" • Victor Rodriguez - "Just before you left a great place, a hard melancholy conquers your heart." • Kon Karampelas - "iPhone displaying the TikTok app" • Mikita Yo - "https://www.instagram.com/mikita.yo/" • Andre Hunter - "untitled image"