This project is an overview of the various user-centered steps in the journey to redesign the website of the Huntington Historical Society. By combining design principles, many stages of user testing, and analysis of user data, Four Corners Design produced a new information architecture for the Huntington Historical Society website and a design prototype.
By combining design principles, many stages of user testing, and analysis of user data, Four Corners Design has produced a new information architecture for the Huntington Historical Society website and a design prototype. To view the project in detail, please visit its website.
This undertaking was in fulfillment of LIS-643 Information Architecture and Interaction Design, taught by Dr. Craig MacDonald at Pratt Institute by Charles Dellebovi, Diana Rosenthal, Emily Moyer and Samantha Levin.
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