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<a href="https://samantharwright.github.io/website/">Samantha Wright</a>
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<p>6 February 2020</p>
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<p>A couple of weeks ago I was preparing my prototype for testing in a usability lab.</p>
<p>I was exploring designs for how we might improve how we display users’ prescription orders.</p>
<p>The existing design grouped orders by their status, from requested, to approved and finally, rejected.</p>
<p>This potentially creates a long list of orders, and means that rejected orders always appear at the bottom of the list.</p>
<p>So I wanted to see how else I could display prescription orders and improve the current design as much as I could before the usability lab.</p>
<p>I was putting a lot of pressure on myself to solve a big design problem in no time. Rather than taking smaller steps by testing the current design to:</p>
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<li>validate or invalidate my hypotheses</li>
<li>find out what I needed to change</li>
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<p>Don’t put pressure on yourself to quickly come up with a perfect solution. Because you’ll never know if you’re solving a problem until you put your design in front of users.</p>
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