Little Budget is a project created during a 3-day finance-themed hackathon. It consists of a website and a game. The game contains a series of events that impact the player's budget based on their choices. The objective is to survive until the end without losing all your money

As UX/UI students at Interface3, my colleague and I audited this project's design and presented our recommendations to the entire school.

We had 3 days to analyse, create wireframes in figma, a pdf of our advice and prepare a presentation.

Taking into account the user flow, we first did a list of the positive and problematic aspects in the website and game.

• Clarity of the user journey: Is it easy to understand what to do?
• Accessibility: Readability, contrast, intuitive navigation
• Consistency of interactions: Are the buttons, clicks, and transitions logical?
• Simplicity: Is it smooth or are there any friction points?
• Visual hierarchy: What catches the eye first?
• Readability: Text size, font choice, spacing
• Graphic consistency: Are the colors, style, and typography consistent?
• Emotional impact: Does the design make the tool appealing to users?

Then we divided them into 4 categories: Information organization, Colors, Buttons, UX writing.