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UI (User Interface) is all about the look and feel of a product from typography and color schemes to layouts making it visually appealing and intuitive for users like you. UX (User Experience) focuses on your overall journey, ensuring the product is functional, user-friendly, and accessible. While UI brings beauty, UX ensures it meets your needs and solves real problems together, they create products that truly resonate with people. The UI/UX at Cross and Crown worked well, but over time and usage, the church staff saw ways they wanted to use the control system differently based on their use case. So, when Cross and Crown reached out to us and asked to help enhance the user friendliness for their space, we were ready! We focused on adjusting UX while leaving UI the same. Cross and Crown was using a Symetrix Control system that would progress through presets on a dial wall plate. The sequential dial mechanism immediately switched presets with a turn, which presented challenges in precision and ease of use. Their goal was to streamline the process of selecting room modes, such as switching audio and video inputs or combining rooms, while reducing the risk of user errors. To address these concerns, we reimagined the system to prioritize user-friendliness and adaptability. We pivoted from a sequential dial, only to be turned clockwise, to a system that would allow turning the dial both directions to pick the preset desired. We also added slight delays into the dial so no preset would be triggered unless a position was held for a couple seconds. Along with this we added a room reset position that only triggered after 5 seconds of selection to prevent accidental room resets. Another feature we added was an additional room reset that triggers on a schedule every night in case the system was left on overnight. This way the room would be reset to a standard and ensured the system was always ready for use each day! These UX improvements transformed the Symetrix control system into a more user-friendly solution tailored to Cross and Crown’s needs. The revamped dial, with its added delays and bidirectional functionality, minimized accidental preset changes and simplified operation. These small changes delivered a seamless and efficient control experience that aligned perfectly with Cross and Crown’s vision for their space.
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