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We are a user experience design, strategy,
and innovation firm
Funs interactive media was established in 2007, we embraces the culture of funs in Life and funs at work. It allows us, people with the same interests and passion, work together, share unique thoughts and bring them to life.
Services:
Product & Service Innovation
Digital Branding
UX/ UI Design
Interactive Prototypes
Mobile App Strategy, Design
headquarters
Focus
Recommended Providers
Portfolio
ASUS, ACER, CyberLink, Dell, ERICSSON, Health2Sync, TRUBUZZ
TRUBUZZ-Create Your Investment Circle
The Challenge
TRUBUZZ is a start-up company of Fintech, with core technology of applying smart financial management Guru Traders’. It changes the way of current investors purchasing investment portfolio and wealth management, and achieve high yield investment target via the integration of Robot Advisor online.
Our Approach
Fintech BRAND BUILDING: ADJUSTING TO CHANGING MARKET DYNAMICS
-Discovery & strategy: We implement design workshops to find the right insights.
-Digital branding: Branding position, Brand, VI design
-Design & Build-Agile team work with quickly build prototyping base on UX / UI design solutions.
ASUS Zen gifting
The Challenge
Zen Gifting-Deliver the most unique gifting experience.
ZenGifting provides brand new service experiences, allowing the gift Zenpad be more than a tablet! For purchase of tablet appointed by the ASUS during the campaign, you may design the amazing ecard and special wallpaper hidden in the bottom of my heart in the ZenPad dedicated to the gift receiver with simplest operation procedures via the QR CODE on the box.
Our Approach
Zen Pad with pre-customized digital gift wrap
-UX & CX : UI flow and Prototyping planning
-Design & Build-Agile team work with quickly build prototyping base on UX / UI design solutions.
Health2Sync
The Challenge
Health2Sync provides integrated hardware and software services. As the first step, we offer a solution for the daily logbook issue for diabetics by using mobile devices to automatically link home blood glucose meters and quickly organize and record data for the greatest effectiveness; our products support the hardware specifications of current home blood glucose meter brands.
Our Approach
Digital innovation together with clients in the medical ecosystem
-Discovery & strategy: We implement design workshops to find the right insights.
-Digital branding: Branding position, brand marketing
-Design & Build: Responsive team work to quickly build a prototype based on UX / UI design solutions.
July 2016 | Startup Investing Helps Alibaba Expand Footprint Outside China
Acer Newspaper APPS
Flipping through a magazine’s glossy pages, with its high quality photos, and in-depth articles used to be a pleasure. Now, we have the Internet, dozens of dedicated apps, and digital subscriptions. It’s a sprawling, messy affair that lacks charm and seems thoughtless. News curation apps like NYT Now, Flipboard, Wildcard, Timeline, BriefMe, and others have all tried to improve the way we read news on mobile devices.
We have realized that users are most likely to read a newspaper online while traveling. Also, we have found three key features that matter to users of a newspaper app:
1. Size of text
2. Pictures with high resolutions
3. Image-based content
When you first install a newspaper app, you are asked to respond to a survey on the publications and topics you like to read about.
Users can swipe down to read more news and swipe right to find personal widgets such as to-do list with calendar tasks, vip email, stocks etc.
The newspaper app user experience is better — more organized, more cohesive, and even more attractive.
TREND MICRO Safe sync cloud service
Staying in Sync - using the cloud storage service concept to impact change to user behavior patterns.
How do we present different user scenarios while giving users both the sense of security and instant access?
We create user experience by introducing different user scenarios and spaces.
Access Staying in Sync Anytime, Everywhere - Home/Office/Outdoors
Flip Cover
Flip Clover features a simple and concise design and an interactive user interface. During the design process, a number of user scenarios and detailed designs were developed, such as a scene from an aircraft cockpit window and various weather themes. We have defined different color schemes to show different surface temperatures to reflect emotion. Incoming calls and exercise records are easily seen even when engaging in dynamic activities such as jogging.
In a market full of phone cases of different shapes and styles, the Flip Cover SHORTCUT allows common functions to be easily accessible. We endeavor to keep defining product features that best fit the user through life-experience based designs.
Reviews
the project
UX & Website Design for Health Monitoring App
"funs was open-minded, and they incorporated our comments into their designs."
the reviewer
the review
A Clutch analyst personally interviewed this client over the phone. Below is an edited transcript.
Introduce your business and what you do there.
I am the co-founder and CEO of Health2Sync, an online digital solution that helps patients manage their diabetes. We have a cloud-based mobile app that interacts with patients and care providers.
What challenge were you trying to address with funs?
We contacted funs to help us build a prototype of a UX-friendly mobile app that would capture patient data in an easy-to-use format. We also hired funs to design our first company website and all of our corporate imaging, including our logo and package design.
What was the scope of their involvement?
We did all of the developing ourselves, and funs supplied an account manager, two designers, and maybe two or three other staff members behind the designers who would help implement the designs the designers created.
When we began work on the project, funs ran a design workshop where we had different personas representing who would use the product and the problems the product would solve. From there, funs went ahead and designed a prototype, and from the prototype to the actual design stage there was a lot of discussion regarding editing and changes, etc. After the prototype was confirmed, funs went ahead and sketched the designs and created the images that later would be used to develop the app.
After the app was confirmed, funs designed our packaging, because we also sell a smart cable that allows patients to easily download data from their blood glucose meter to the app. They designed the first version of our corporate website (we’re currently on our third version). Some of the company’s collateral uses the same corporate image funs designed, so they pretty much did everything involving our company’s image, including anything that was used in PR for the company.
How did you come to work with funs?
I previously had met Sandy, the account manager and director of funs, through other means. After interacting with her and seeing what her company had designed for other clients, I sensed that she was someone I could trust, and she was someone who would fit our case and not deviate too much from the image we were looking to deliver to our customers. At the end of the day, I think it was just a matter of trust and comfort.
How much have you invested with funs?
We’ve invested around $30,000 to $40,000 with funs.
What is the status of this engagement?
We began working with funs in May or June 2013, because as a startup, we didn't have our own design team until our second year as a company. After we brought our own design team in-house, we stopped our engagement with funs. That happened around July 2014.
Could you share any evidence that would demonstrate the productivity, quality of work, or the impact of the engagement?
The corporate color — Tiffany blue — that funs chose and the logo they designed worked well for us, and we’re still using them today. People remember our company by that color and logo, which really fit well in the digital healthcare space. People also liked our first mobile app.
How did funs perform from a project management standpoint?
We never had any bad experiences with funs, and I think they performed quite well. On a scale of 10, I would probably give them an eight or nine. Occasionally we had differences in thinking when it came to reviewing certain drafts, but funs was open-minded, and they incorporated our comments into their designs. We were never in an awkward place in terms of disagreement over a design or a product that we wanted changed. I think that has a lot to do with Sandy and her account management skills.
What did you find most impressive about funs?
Funs had good cost performance pricing, and we didn't have any major surprises on that front, which is good, in a way. When outsourcing vendors, it sometimes can get ugly — the original cost estimates, products, or schedules can come out completely different.
Are there any areas funs could improve?
Our product was specific to diabetics, so it could have been better if funs had engaged more diabetics when conducting the test group. Everything came out OK, but I think they could have spoken to more diabetics. Then again, that could have been a cost component; it might have cost us more or taken up more time.
funs’ rebranding effort has increased brand awareness, and the mobile app was well-received by users. With accurate price estimates and demonstrated trustworthiness, funs was a successful development partner.