ADP Interviewer

Design and development process for desktop, mobile and tablet-based application

the PROBLEM

Companies need efficient ways to hire people and determine appropriate candidates not just look at resumes.

our SOLUTION

We designed an application with the ability to track, measure and improve user’s decision making using analytics and reporting tools. Allowances to monitor completion rates and time to completion, and view user and account activity, give valuable time back to your recruiters and hiring managers. Recruiters will not have to hunt down hiring managers and will be able to focus on other strategic needs.

my role

I was Lead UX and responsible for the experience strategy and design of the responsive web application. I led the UX work, producing all major deliverables and artifacts, presenting these to the client.

 

Our first steps were to interview both “Candidates” and “Employers”. Distilling research into a prioritized plan helped our initial design to focus on a concept of a place to schedule, meet and evaluate candidates. Meeting through video seemed to be the best way to connect. Evaluation functionality would be a major part of the process. This led us to a better understanding of the users flow. I took a top-down approach to define the overall structure of the experience. Through sketching and storyboarding, I generated a multitude of concepts about the arrangement of UI, functional and data elements, and interactive behaviors. Starting broad, our vision began evolving. Through a high-level design language, interactions and the application’s anatomy began to piece together. 

 

concept interviewer application for HR Admins

process flow for filling an opening

 

WHAT WE LEARNED THROUGH TESTING
Our initial design focused on fewer steps for the user to start the process. Through testing and retesting, we discovered that users needed a much more extensive and defined journey, more steps that correctly understood their mind and conceptual map of the process.

CANDIDATE FACING APPLICATION

introduction screen

meeting calendar for employee to schedule interview

who you'll meet

This research led to building low fidelity wireframes that defined the user's experience. From Welcome to Scheduling, Meeting, and Paperwork. Scheduling functionality lets users agree to a mutually acceptable time for the meeting.

A user would be introduced to the team they would meet to interview with. Verification of the date users will meet. Users can fill out paperwork too.

paperwork

interview interface

confirmation

interviewer and prospective employee meet online

notes on prospective employee can be shared and saved

EMPLOYER FACING APPLICATION
An employer will see a different interface to meet and evaluate the candidate. They’ll be able to rate and evaluate the employee based on other defined criteria. This evaluation will be available for all the interviewers. When a user returns for their video meeting, they have a dedicated space and agenda.

These finished interfaces, used for development, show the full functionality of the system, with the ability to rate not just one candidate but all the candidates in the running for an open role.

 

My contributions included:
DISCOVERY & RESEARCH
Product Strategy
User Persona Definition
UI/UX Assessment
Focus Groups
Content Audit
Taxonomy
Experience Maps

IDEATION
Design Workshops
Card Sorting
User Stories & Scenarios
Customer Journey Mapping
Usability Audit
Storyboarding
Rapid Prototyping
Information Architecture
Site Maps
Low Fidelity Wireframes

REFINEMENT
High Fidelity Wireframes
UI Visual Design
Clickable Interactive Prototypes
Pixel Perfect Comps
Design Assets
Visual Design Style Guide
Interaction Library Development
Technical Specifications