The creation of Trakr followed a user-centered design process that combined research,

analysis, and iterative design. The project began with benchmarking existing platforms to

understand the current market landscape and identify both opportunities and gaps in

functionality and usability. To ground the solution in real needs, I conducted interviews

with gamers to uncover their frustrations, motivations, and habits when tracking or sharing

video games. From these insights, I developed user personas that represented key audience

segments and guided design decisions throughout the process. Based on this foundation,

I mapped the information architecture and produced low-fidelity wireframes, which later

evolved into high-fidelity prototypes. Finally, usability testing with real users provided

actionable feedback, allowing for refinements and iterations that shaped Trakr into a more

intuitive, social, and engaging experience.