Projeto de interface de um site para a instituição missionária Songs Five Global

Abstract

Interactive systems, such as websites, play a crucial role in providing quick and organized access to relevant content. To achieve this, these systems must be designed to present information clearly and in an organized manner, with a well-structured interface that promotes efficient communication and interaction while ensuring that the information meets users’ needs. Thus, this study aimed to design the interfaces of a website for the missionary institution Songs Five Global, centralizing the dissemination of essential information about the organization and facilitating users’ access to content. To achieve this goal, a theoretical review was conducted on web interfaces and User Experience Design. The design process followed Garrett’s (2011) methodological approach, which structures project development into five layers: Strategy, Scope, Structure, Skeleton, and Surface. For each of these stages, design techniques were applied, such as identifying users’ needs through interviews and defining the institution’s objectives through the development of a briefing, both of which contributed to the quality of the process and the final solution. As a result, an interactive prototype of the Songs Five Global website interface was developed and successfully validated with seven users.