Overview

This is a test case study to make sure our MDX setup is working properly and to test all image grid configurations.

Key Points

  • MDX is rendering
  • Components are working
  • Layout looks good
3-3 Layout test 1
3-3 Layout: Image 1 (3 columns)
3-3 Layout test 2
3-3 Layout: Image 2 (3 columns)
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Context

Testing the full-width layout configuration.

Full width test
Full Layout: Single image spanning all 6 columns

The Work

Testing 2-4 Layout

This should show first image taking 2 columns, second taking 4 columns.

2-4 Layout test 1
2-4 Layout: Image 1 (2 columns)
2-4 Layout test 2
2-4 Layout: Image 2 (4 columns)

Testing 4-2 Layout

This should show first image taking 4 columns, second taking 2 columns.

4-2 Layout test 1
4-2 Layout: Image 1 (4 columns)
4-2 Layout test 2
4-2 Layout: Image 2 (2 columns)

Testing 5-1 Layout

Image takes 5fr, caption takes 1fr (like 4-2 layout but with caption instead of second image).

5-1 Layout test
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5-1 Layout: This caption appears in the right column (1fr) while the image is in the left column (5fr)

Testing 1-5 Layout

Caption takes 1fr, image takes 5fr.

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1-5 Layout: This caption appears in the left column (1fr)
1-5 Layout test
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Testing text-left-2-4 Layout

Text content on left (1fr), image on right (2fr).

Research Insights

Our user research revealed several key findings that shaped our design decisions:

  • Users struggled with the complex navigation structure
  • Loading times were consistently too slow for mobile users
  • The interface felt cluttered and overwhelming
  • Key features were buried too deep in the menu hierarchy

These insights directly informed our redesign approach.

User research findings
Key insights from user interviews and usability testing

Testing text-right-4-2 Layout

Image on left (2fr), text content on right (1fr).

Design process wireframes
Early wireframes exploring different layout approaches

Design Process

We started with low-fidelity wireframes to explore different approaches to the information architecture problem.

The process involved:

  • Sketching initial concepts
  • Creating digital wireframes
  • Testing with users
  • Iterating based on feedback

This iterative approach allowed us to validate our ideas early and often.

Impact and Outcomes

Increased Productivity

Teams reported a 40% increase in productivity, with particular improvements in project planning and resource allocation.

The new system streamlined workflows and reduced time spent on administrative tasks.

Better Collaboration

Cross-functional teams found it easier to work together, with a 60% reduction in communication overhead.

Real-time updates and shared workspaces improved team coordination significantly.

User Satisfaction

The new system achieved a 95% satisfaction rating, with users particularly praising the intuitive interface and powerful features.

Onboarding time was reduced from 2 weeks to just 2 days.

Support tickets related to usability issues decreased by 80%.

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Redesigning the Healthcare Experience