I started by defining the problem and target audience for the website. The problem was that interdependent and senior individuals sometimes feel isolated and lack a sense of community, and the target audience was interdependent and senior individuals who were looking for companionship and wellness checks. Next, I conducted user research to gather as much information as possible about the needs and preferences of the target audience. I conducted user interviews, focus groups, surveys, and usability tests to learn more about their experiences, pain points, and goals. After collecting data from the user research, I analyzed it to identify patterns and insights. I organized the data into categories, created personas to represent different user groups, and created user journey maps to understand how users might interact with the website. Based on the insights from the user research, I developed design concepts for the website. I created wireframes, mockups, and prototypes to show how the website would look and function. I made sure to keep the needs and preferences of the target audience in mind as I worked on the design, as well as any regulatory or compliance requirements. Finally, I tested and refined the design. I conducted usability tests, focus groups, and surveys to get feedback from a small group of users. Based on their feedback, I made any necessary changes and refinements to the design before moving on to the next phase of development.

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