Interactivism

Interactivism partnered with Zefr, a data and technology company, to upgrade their design and user flow. The team at Interactivism developed UI/UX iterations, wireframes, and low-fidelity prototypes, which were later fine-tuned to provide robust wireframes and prototypes to the development team at Zefr. The project, which ran from August 2020 to February 2020, involved 3-4 resources from Interactivism, including co-founder Petra and senior UI/UX designer Lorraine. The project was recommended by Zefr's SVP of product and technology and cost about $150,000.

In another project, Interactivism collaborated with Practis, a professional training software company, to design the UX for their customer interaction training tool. The team at Interactivism worked closely in ideating the web and mobile sides, overcoming challenges and developing a simpler, more intuitive experience. The project, which cost approximately $73,000, ran from December 2018 to May 2019. The software system developed allows companies to establish a central repository of their messaging, which is then dispersed through mobile apps to trainees.

Interactivism also worked with a defense contractor to bring an outside perspective to their UX. The team at Interactivism provided full-service UX research and design, conducting case studies, user interviews, and risk analysis. This led to them providing the client with full-color mockups for client-facing products. The project, which lasted from August to December 2018, involved four people from Interactivism, including a UX specialist and a primary designer. The project was initiated through a referral from an old friend of the client.