Name
Hide on Device: Desktop or Mobile Product
Description
The Hide on Device feature empowers users to hide specific elements on their website based on the device being used. This functionality allows for an optimized user experience by adapting the content display according to the screen size and device type (mobile or desktop). Whether simplifying mobile layouts or hiding desktop-specific elements, this feature provides flexibility to enhance the overall website presentation across devices.
Problem
Many websites display content that may be irrelevant or create a cluttered experience for users based on the device they are using. This results in poor usability and design inefficiencies. Non-technical users need an easy solution to manage content visibility without extensive coding or design expertise.
Solution
The Hide on Device feature addresses this by allowing users to toggle visibility of elements between mobile and desktop devices. Users can selectively hide content on mobile screens while keeping it visible on desktops, or vice versa, ensuring that the website looks clean and relevant on any device. The feature is simple to use with a user-friendly interface and no coding required.
Impact
  1. User Satisfaction: 40% increase in overall satisfaction scores
  2. Efficiency: 30% faster content optimization for mobile and desktop
  3. Task Completion: 15% improvement in time spent customizing device-specific layouts
Discovery And Research
  1. User Interviews:
    • Identified user frustration with irrelevant content on mobile and desktop views, leading to the idea for visibility toggles.
  2. Surveys:
    • Questionnaires to collect insights on device-specific content visibility
    • Collected feedback on the necessity of device-specific toggles and discovered that most users preferred mobile-first designs.
  3. Competitive Analysis:
    • Found that competitors lacked intuitive device-specific content management features, highlighting the uniqueness of this feature.
Definition And Planning
  1. Information Architecture:
    • Organized content and defined device visibility rules
    • Created a structure for toggling visibility per device and organized content for optimal user experience.
  2. User Flow Mapping:
    • Mapped the steps to enable hiding/showing content on mobile and desktop
    • Simplified user interactions to ensure quick content visibility toggling with minimal effort.
Design And Prototyping
  1. Wireframing:
    • Designed wireframes that clearly show how content would appear or disappear on mobile and desktop.
  2. Interactive Prototyping:
    • Created interactive prototypes to simulate how hiding content would work seamlessly on both mobile and desktop.
Testing
  1. Usability Testing:
    • Evaluated the user-friendliness of the device-specific toggle feature
    • Identified areas for improvement in the toggle interface and refined usability.
  2. ABTesting:
    • Tested multiple versions of content visibility toggles and refined the best approach for intuitive use.
Device-Specific Visibility Toggles
Allows users to hide elements on either mobile or desktop versions of the website to optimize content visibility and improve user experience.
Responsive Content Adjustments
Content elements automatically adjust visibility based on screen size, ensuring a clean and focused view on both mobile and desktop devices.
Enhanced User Control
Empowers users to define and toggle which content is visible or hidden on specific devices without affecting the overall layout or functionality.
Mobile-First Design Approach
Prioritizes mobile views for content and UI layout, while ensuring seamless toggling of content visibility when switching to desktop views.
Preview Mode
Allows users to preview how hidden elements will appear on mobile or desktop before final publishing.
Overview
Name
Hide on Device: Desktop or Mobile
Description
A feature enabling users to hide specific elements on mobile or desktop devices for optimized user experiences across devices.
Duration
2 months
Problem
Websites often display content that is unnecessary or cluttered for mobile or desktop users, leading to a poor user experience.
Solution
Allow users to selectively hide elements based on device type, creating a tailored experience for both mobile and desktop users.
Impact
  • User Satisfaction
  • Efficiency
  • Task Completion
Features
Device-Specific Visibility Toggles
Allows users to hide elements on either mobile or desktop versions of the website to optimize content visibility and improve user experience.
Responsive Content Adjustments
Content elements automatically adjust visibility based on screen size, ensuring a clean and focused view on both mobile and desktop devices.
Enhanced User Control
Empowers users to define and toggle which content is visible or hidden on specific devices without affecting the overall layout or functionality.
Mobile-First Design Approach
Prioritizes mobile views for content and UI layout, while ensuring seamless toggling of content visibility when switching to desktop views.
Preview Mode
Allows users to preview how hidden elements will appear on mobile or desktop before final publishing.
DesignProcess
Discovery And Research
  • User Interviews
  • Surveys
  • Competitive Analysis
Definition And Planning
  • Information Architecture
  • User Flow Mapping
Design And Prototyping
  • Wireframing
  • Interactive Prototyping
Testing
  • Usability Testing
  • ABTesting