Graham Slick

Every project UX

GE Garages

User experience and wireframes for the GE Garages website, the online home of GE’s touring workshops for makers, at Sub Rosa.

When
2013–2014
Role
User experience and wireframes
At
Sub Rosa (now SSR), New York
For
GE

GE Garages was GE’s program for makers: a tour of workshops, lectures and demos, with partners who shared their know-how. At Sub Rosa in New York, Graham worked on the user experience of its website, GEGarages.com, planned in the wireframes as a hub that connects makers with the partners and their knowledge, a bridge to GE’s Open Innovation and the primary source for detailed tour information.

The second round of wireframes, presented on January 31, 2014, covers the whole responsive site, from a 1024 px desktop down to a 320 px phone. A global header, in English or Simplified Chinese, lists the sections in the order a visitor would ideally browse them. Then come the homepage, an overview of the program, the global tour and a page for each city, with the day’s workshops, lectures and demos, a gallery of projects to make, from a weather clock to a hacked fridge, each with its materials and step-by-step instructions, and Open Innovation, with its challenges and hackathons.

Roles User experience design · Information architecture · Responsive design