LINE Analysis
This project is a UX redesign study of LINE, one of the most widely used messenger services in Japan and across East Asia. While the app offers a simple and functional user experience, there are areas where usability can be further improved.
To identify these opportunities, I conducted a heuristic evaluation, eye-flow analysis, and competitive review, leading to redesign proposals aimed at enhancing clarity, consistency, and overall user convenience.


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Main Goal













Background






Analysis 01

Heuristic Evaluation

I created a heuristic evaluation standard tailored to LINE and
conducted evaluations with three users.







There is a need for consistent screens and efficient, intuitive information layout.




Analysis 02

Eye Tracking & Touch Flow Analysis

I analyzed visual attention and touch flow based on the user’s visit purpose and
predicted actions across all flows.
Screens that caused unnecessary touches or disrupted visual flow
due to inconsistent hierarchy
were identified and analyzed.





Improve with consistent layout, reduced touch flow, and clear information hierarchy.
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Analysis 03

Competitor Benchmarking

I analyzed competing apps (WhatsApp, KakaoTalk) to identify
each service’s strengths and weaknesses.




















Improvement 01
Call Screen Opimization









Improvement 02
Comerce shop









Improvement 03
Chatroom Multimedia Layout Improvement













Improvement 04
Chatroom
– Event Scheduling Improvement

















Improvement 05
Home Screen Optimization




















Learning



Improving an existing product while maintaining its usability is more complex than designing a new experience from scratch.
Core communication features should align with users’ established behavioural patterns and maintain familiar interaction patterns.
Overall UI consistency should be preserved, but key screens that drive conversion need a clear visual hierarchy to draw attention effectively.

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