Seerist: Map Controls (2024)

The Seerist platform's map was inconsistently integrated, with its controls sometimes hidden by panels that either interacted with or ignored the map. This inconsistency caused user confusion and obscured key workflows, reducing overall usability. To address this, I proposed multiple redesign options and collaborated closely with the Product Manager to resolve the issues, clarify the map's role, and improve interactions. Our goal was to create a seamless content journey that maximized data value and enhanced storytelling by harmonizing map presentation with the user experience.

Seerist: Asset Dashboard (2024)

The Seerist platform lacked design consistency and usability, leading to user issues such as confusing navigation and an overwhelming interface. I worked closely with the Product Manager to merge features from Seerist Core (Control Risks), while addressing these usability challenges. I delivered desktop and mobile wireframes and prototypes to ensure a seamless integration, improving the user experience, aligning with business and technical goals, and enhancing overall product functionality.

Seerist: Design System Components (2023)

With the addition of a new Head of User Experience, my responsibility was to help create a consistent Design System in Figma. My responsibility was to design standardized solutions for key platform components: Share, Export, Location Select, and Filters. These features were often hidden or difficult to access for users, presenting UX Heuristic issues, which I identified through a UX Heuristic Evaluation. I addressed these issues to improve usability and ensure consistency in both their location and language across the UI. This case study focuses on the design solutions for the Share and Export components, while also addressing the Location Select and Filter components.

Seerist, Deloitte: FIRI (2022)

Seerist, in collaboration with Deloitte, developed an innovative product for the security, threat, and risk industry to assess the Foreign Influence Risk Index (FIRI) of countries. As the first UX project of my career, I took on the role of lead and sole Product UX/UI Designer, where I wrote user testing scripts, conducted tests, and gathered feedback to continuously refine the prototype throughout the year-long development process. Weekly stakeholder interviews ensured usability concerns were addressed, securing buy-in throughout the year-long development process, with my role focused on presenting updated prototypes reflecting stakeholder feedback.

The Cocktail Library (2021)

The Cocktail Library is a user-centered iOS and Android app that helps users organize cocktail recipes from various sources in one place. To reduce the frustration of tracking recipes across magazines, blogs, and social media, the app includes key features like Upload from Photo and Upload from URL for easy customization and quick access. I led the UX and UI design and provided all original photography for the app and case study.

The Cocktail LibraryA user-centric recipe app with key features to Edit recipes, as well as Upload recipes by Photo or URL, to fully customize the app to each user. A native app developed for iOS and Android in Adobe XD with Adobe Photoshop and Adob…

Peau et Beauté (2021)

The project brief for peau et beauté emphasized the importance of providing a seamless shopping and shipping experience across mobile, tablet, and desktop devices. The design needed to support both returning and new customers, ensuring ease of use and accessibility across platforms. To meet these business objectives, a web design was developed to deliver a consistent, user-friendly experience that encourages engagement and repeat purchases.

Recs Tonight (2021)

Recs Tonight is a multi-platform app designed to help users discover personalized recommendations from trusted sources, rather than relying solely on public reviews. A key feature of the app is the ability for users to plan and coordinate with friends, making the experience more collaborative and social. Designs were created for desktop, mobile, and tablet to ensure a consistent, user-friendly experience across all devices.

Vintage Lifestyle (2020)

Vintage Lifestyle is a mobile app designed for users aged 25 to 34 to buy and sell vintage clothing online. The app emphasizes usability through an intuitive interface that allows users to easily navigate between core functions such as browsing the shop, uploading items to sell, and leaving reviews. The project required competitor analysis to inform design and functionality, with a focus on a minimal Home screen and accessible bottom navigation for a seamless mobile experience.