Raghavendra Mahendrakar

I am a Raghav4Web

UX ≠ UI

I am a User Interface Designer (UI) & User Experience (UX) Professional based in Bangalore. Passionate to work on web applications, large portals, websites & front end mobile native and hybrid apps.

My Passion Became My Profession

My UX Skills
Card sorting, Collaboration, Competitive evaluation, Concept modeling, Contextual inquiry, Diagramming, Ethnography, Facilitation, Graphic facilitation, Heuristic evaluation, High fidelity prototyping, Interviewing, Personas, Scenarios, Sitemaps, Sketching, Specifications, Strategy Development, Surveying, Task Flows, Team-building, Usability testing, Wireframes, Workshops

Skills

  • User Experience, User Interface Design
  • Adobe XD, Axure RP, Balsamiq
  • Adobe Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Illustrator, HTML5, CSS3, JQuery, Bootstrap 4.0, Material Design & Angular Framework
  • Pega PRPC, Oracle WebCenter Content
Raghav4Web

My Career Objective

I would like to continue my work to building design culture and practices within product teams, while exploring a broader service design approach, providing a holistic experience and deeper impact for both the user and business. I always like to collaborate with designers, product managers, and software engineers on all aspects of a product.

Specialization

User Experience Design 100%
Front End Design & Development 100%
Sketching & Wireframe 99%
Visual Design 95%

Personalized Experiences

One such example is age-responsive design, a feature that tweaks the user’s experience slightly — a change in font size, color, etc. — based on age in order to accommodate younger or older users. This results in an interface that adapts to the user, ensuring ease of use for all.

Smarter Interfaces

The next generation of personalized experience must change. Expect more options to be able to opt out of binary reporting, or consciously add in opposing opinions to places like Facebook’s News Feed and news sites’ article recommendations.

Time-saving Design

Great UX is intuitive and saves users time—especially linear designs that allow users to take just one action at a time. For example, Uber makes a clear transition through the booking system with simplicity and convenience.

Metrics beyond the interface

Traditional methods of measuring user experience include how long a user spends on a site, their movement through the pages, or where they drop off before purchasing. But as more and more experience goes beyond the digital—and the experience becomes the product—businesses will start watching more experience-based metrics to track the engagement impact, such as the positive contribution to the customer’s life.

Broader UX

As the experience becomes the product, companies must learn that UX is not just the role of the UX designer—everyone needs to learn it to take ownership of different goals during development. Everyone who plays a role in developing a user-facing element is part of the UX team.

Fast support

Once I have identified my audience, I can test how your design plays out among them and take their feedback into consideration. Actionable feedback from your desired target audience is incredibly valuable, so get it and use it!

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current projects
  • Prime Therapeutics - Specialty Pharmacy





    NOTE: Due to confidentiality reasons, I am not showing any wireframes beyond this.


    Specialty Pharmacies are failing to submit reporting data to Prime in requested formats. This process creates failed submissions and then requires manual intervention from a single point of contact within Prime to address errors and reach back out to pharmacies to request additional data submissions.

    • Create a new submission process to reduce errors
    • Create access to submitted data in order for business to create reports
    • Identify Specialty Pharmacy data for specialty clinicians 


    Required: UX Activities / Deliverables:
    Note: Request the following documents prior to the kick-off 

    UX (Phase *)
    • Testing list (Users availability)
    • Surveys list (Participants)
    • Brand Guidelines (Marketing)
    • Design system
    • Analytics - Traffic, # clicks…
    • Surveys – Previously conducted by client
    • Heuristics evaluation
    • Creation of a project in our servers
      Link: 
      Tag the folder as Active
    • Creation of a UX folder under the SharePoint Teams/Project site
    • UX plan – Weekly agenda and calendar 
      • Template 

    Team Deliverables: (Phase 0)
    • Daily report – to team members and governance 
      • Sample
    • Weekly status – to team members and governance 
      • Sample
    • Competitor Analysis
    • Proto - Personas
    • User Journeys (High Level)
    • Information Architecture (High Level)
    • Prototypes (Low fi)
    • High Level Vision
    • Backlog foundation


    Team Deliverables: (Phase 1)
    • Vision
    • Road Map
    • Release Plan
    • Architecture Handbook
    • NFR Doc.
    • HTML Guidelines
    • Backlog

    Team Deliverables (Phase 2)
    • Stories
    • Demo
    • Usability results
    Activities / Deliverables (Phase 3)
    • Information Architecture
    • Wire-flows
    • Design System
    • Research
    • User test results
    • Final Report, Next steps and recommendations

  • TEK Recruitment Portal

  • TEK-TV - Internal Video Portal

  • Prime Therapeutics - Quality Based Network (QBN)


    NOTE: Due to confidentiality reasons, I am not showing any wireframes beyond this.


    The Quality Based Networks product is looking to gain market parity in terms of feature set as well as move to a platform that can scale with expected growth targets. The business ultimately wants to add additional lines of business (Commercial and Medicaid) and other channels (Specialty) to QBN.

    The current implementation has gone through two iterations supporting Medicare D, the first being fully business owned (MS Access and SQL Server Express) and the second being a combination of MS Access and a IT-owned SQL Server enterprise instance. Both iterations are currently operational.

    This goals of the QBN 3.0 project are to:

    • Implement a scalable technology platform for configuring and running the QBN product to support the additional volume
    • Incorporate the necessary data to support additional QBN measures
    • Build upon industry-leading QBN analytics by providing an enhanced reporting platform
    • Retire the existing QBN 1.0 and 2.0 platforms


    Required: UX Activities / Deliverables:
    Note: Request the following documents prior to the kick-off 

    UX (Phase *)
    • Testing list (Users availability)
    • Surveys list (Participants)
    • Brand Guidelines (Marketing)
    • Design system
    • Analytics - Traffic, # clicks…
    • Surveys – Previously conducted by client
    • Heuristics evaluation
    • Creation of a project in our servers
      Link: 
      Tag the folder as Active
    • Creation of a UX folder under the SharePoint Teams/Project site
    • UX plan – Weekly agenda and calendar 
      • Template 

    Team Deliverables: (Phase 0)
    • Daily report – to team members and governance 
      • Sample
    • Weekly status – to team members and governance 
      • Sample
    • Competitor Analysis
    • Proto - Personas
    • User Journeys (High Level)
    • Information Architecture (High Level)
    • Prototypes (Low fi)
    • High Level Vision
    • Backlog foundation


    Team Deliverables: (Phase 1)
    • Vision
    • Road Map
    • Release Plan
    • Architecture Handbook
    • NFR Doc.
    • HTML Guidelines
    • Backlog

    Team Deliverables (Phase 2)
    • Stories
    • Demo
    • Usability results
    Activities / Deliverables (Phase 3)
    • Information Architecture
    • Wire-flows
    • Design System
    • Research
    • User test results
    • Final Report, Next steps and recommendations

  • Asurion - Survey App




    Wireframe URL: https://xd.adobe.com/embed/e57bcdbd-fa80-4f5a-7e2c-965b8196e727-934a/?fullscreen


    NOTE: Due to confidentiality reasons, I am not showing any wireframes beyond this.

    Required: UX Activities / Deliverables:
    Note: Request the following documents prior to the kick-off 

    UX (Phase *)
    • Testing list (Users availability)
    • Surveys list (Participants)
    • Brand Guidelines (Marketing)
    • Design system
    • Analytics - Traffic, # clicks…
    • Surveys – Previously conducted by client
    • Heuristics evaluation
    • Creation of a project in our servers
      Link: 
      Tag the folder as Active
    • Creation of a UX folder under the SharePoint Teams/Project site
    • UX plan – Weekly agenda and calendar 
      • Template 

    Team Deliverables: (Phase 0)
    • Daily report – to team members and governance 
      • Sample
    • Weekly status – to team members and governance 
      • Sample
    • Competitor Analysis
    • Proto - Personas
    • User Journeys (High Level)
    • Information Architecture (High Level)
    • Prototypes (Low fi)
    • High Level Vision
    • Backlog foundation


    Team Deliverables: (Phase 1)
    • Vision
    • Road Map
    • Release Plan
    • Architecture Handbook
    • NFR Doc.
    • HTML Guidelines
    • Backlog

    Team Deliverables (Phase 2)
    • Stories
    • Demo
    • Usability results
    Activities / Deliverables (Phase 3)
    • Information Architecture
    • Wire-flows
    • Design System
    • Research
    • User test results
    • Final Report, Next steps and recommendations

  • PM - Practice Management

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    Karnataka, India.


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