Semantic book reader
Introducing Zoom - a semantic book reader developed for a major scholar publisher - created with medical students in mind.
✅ Complex requirements
✅ Design and development
✅ On-time, on-budget
What did the client expect?
Meeting industry-specific requirements
Very specific, business-sensitive needs had to be met by the development team.
Monitor key measurables
Usage statistics had to be measured and interpreted as one of the key deliverables of the project.
Build UX/UI
The client asked us to build UX/UI as part of the wider development process.
How did we navigate the client to success?
In partnership with the Content team at a major publishing company, we completed a business-sensitive project that required us to get through a complex review process of the RELX group and manage a detailed list of requirements.
We identified the main actors in the system and planned the flow of an application for the client. We planned usage statistics to cover all the key measurables, and then we followed with a concept phase and an implementation phase. We handled UX/UI work with the help of our partners from ITCorner, with Vazco taking end-to-end responsibility for project management and implementation.
During the concept phase, our graphic designers prepared an interface optimized for intuitiveness and ease of use.
At the same time, our programmers investigated multiple options of loading content onto a mobile device.
Once the concept phase was complete, we prepared a specification of a prototype. When it was accepted, we started the implementation, followed by tests on a focus group.
What did we achieve?
We completed the project on time and budget. The delivered product is a robust solution that allows digital book reading and handles complex searches, offers mobile support, and is packed with additional features designed with students, academics, and researchers in mind.
Fullfilled requirements
We handled a sophisticated list of requirements.
Design & development
We delivered both UX/UI and development.
On-time, on budget
The project finished as planned.