User Research, UX Design, Interaction Design, Usability Testing, Prototyping
8 weeks
Individual project
Figma, Illustrator
In response to data privacy concerns after ChatGPTβs May 2023 breach, my goal is to improve data transparency on this platform by ensuring users have full control over their data and understand how it is being used.
The design needed to be simple and intuitive, catering to both tech-savvy users and those less familiar with data privacy concerns, or digital platforms in general.
The original ChatGPT platform presented its privacy policy deep within the settings, which led to confusion and uncertainty among users regarding how their data was handled. User feedback revealed a clear need for improved transparency and easier control over personal data.
In response, I aimed to inform users about how ChatGPT handles their data and seek their permission before they use the platform for the first time, leading to a redesigned registration flow that includes:
π ChatGPT's privacy policy is accessible only on their website but not within the chat interface.
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π Limit communication about policy updates, such as pop-up notifications within the app.
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π Limit/No options for users to control the data collection and usage preferences within the chat interface.
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Simplified, user-friendly access to the privacy policy during onboarding.
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Pop-up windows educating how data is collected and used.
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Selectable boxes are utilized so users can manage their data privacy.
βHow might we enhance data integrity on ChatGPT to ensure users understand and control their data, thereby building trust in the platform?β
Conducted a competitor analysis of other tech companies.
Google stands out for its data transparency, with "User Data & Privacy" prominently featured as the first option in the Google Account settings.
I retained the original style guide since this project focuses on improving ChatGPT, not redesigning it.
Comparison of initial and final high-fidelity designs for prompt #1, focused on informing users.
β No back button
β Complicated and long text
β Overly compact layout
β Low visual hierachy
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Added back button
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Simplify text
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Hover effect makes it more interactive
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Improved visual hierarchy
Comparison of initial and final high-fidelity designs for prompt #2, aimed at empowering users to choose how they want to secure their data.
β Complicated and long text
β Overly compact layout
β Low visual hierachy
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Added back button
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Simplify text Β
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Interactive hover effect
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Improved visual hierarchy
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Progression bar
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Simplify wording
The final design incorporates: