HaiLabel
UX design
Foxconn iAI team and Foxconn HPC (High-Performance Computing) team collaborated on HaiLabel - a web-based tool that helps annotate videos and images for computer vision algorithms. HaiLabel is a derivative of CVAT(a free open-source labeling tool). Our goal is to simplify the data annotation process and bring an overall good look and feel to the UI. Provide a pleasing annotating experience for users.
By planning ahead, I am able to prioritize my to-do list. I can feel more in control of the whole project and stay in the moment. No more running around not knowing where to turn to.
To better understand how we want to construct the core experience for users, I first designed a user flow. This helped us focus more on the annotating process and needs of the user and less so on the details that we would solidify later on.
With the design opportunity in mind, I moved forward to ideation. Meanwhile, I work closely with developers to make sure the design is feasible.
We've kept evolving our product in alignment with user's feedback. I observed 6 users and how they interacted with the flow. Through having multiple times of user testing, we found out how users felt and listed key points of how to iterate the product.
I need to create a visual guideline that is used across the product before start prototyping. I chose a bluish color theme to convey simple and clean feelings. For the font, I decided to go with Lato. Lato is a sans serif typeface which makes the interface easy to read.
After setting the visual guideline, I jumped into designing high-fidelity wireframes and ended up making them interactive.
If you are in search for a proactive and creative design partner who:
• has intuitive and powerful design aesthetic
• willing to listen your feedback in the design process
• can give guidance well beyond design in the user experience process
...I may be the perfect fit!
