Overview
Team CSI was developed as a long-term service and platform concept to connect Purdue organizations that lack technical resources with CGT students seeking real-world project experience.
The platform creates a structured process for collaboration while helping organizations improve their digital presence and outreach.
The Problem
Many Purdue Organizations struggle to promote events and maintain a strong online presence despite being active and well-supported internally.
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Limited access to developers or designers
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Outdated or inaccessible websites
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Difficulty promoting events and organizational identity
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No centralized process for requesting technical support
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Fragmented communication between organizations and students
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Research & Insights
My research identified several key themes that shaped the platform's design and workflow.
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Credibility matters
Organizations are more likely to participate when the platform is university-led and aligned with Purdue.
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Discovery is difficult
Many organizations lack visibility and have no centralized place to find student support.
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Two distinct users
Organizations and students have different goals, needs, and workflows, requiring separate experiences.
Design Process
I followed a structured process from research to final design, iterating with user feedback along the way.
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Explore
Competitive research to understand existing solutions and identify gaps.
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Structure
Created separate user flows for students and organizations.
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Refine
Designed wireframes, tested with users, and iterated before finalizing the design
Final Design
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Final Presentation Video
Along with my 6 other team members, I presented the slide deck (below) as a final deliverable for this project.