The project was honored with the Team Innovation Award trophy during Huemen's town hall meeting.

6 MONTHS

Duration

Device

Type

Tools

B2B

Dashboard for B2B Marketing

UX RESEARCH

UX DESIGN

Learnings

Respecting the terms of the non-disclosure agreement,

I regretfully cannot disclose additional project details here. Nevertheless, I am more than willing to share insights into my process, the journey undertaken, and the valuable lessons learned during the course of the project.

Communication with Stakeholder

Conceptualising

Collaborative and Cross-functional Skills

Iterative Design Approach

Effective Research Practices

Informed Decision-making

Total Programs

10

Total Projects

401

Total Addressable Spend

$100,000

Total Addressed Spend

$10,000

Total Identified Saving

$9000

CUT OVER PIPELINE

COMPANY

PROJECT NAME

LEVEL 2

CUTOVER

STATUS

DAYS TO CUTOVER

SPEND

SAVING

Status

Request For Tech

0

300,000

0(0.0%)

Not Started

IT Service

Brand A

Siemens EMS

0

300,000

0(0.0%)

Implementation

Facilities Maintenance

Brand A

Backroom Rack

Reduction (S0S882)

0

300,000

0(0.0%)

Not Started

Fixture

Brand A

CCTV Upgrade

0

300,000

0(0.0%)

Award

Safety & Security

Brand A

Background Screening Service

0

300,000

0(0.0%)

Not Started

Human Resource

Brand A

In Progress

On Hold

On Hold

Draft

In Progress

Today

This week

COMPANY

PROJECT NAME

RESOURCE

TSED

Siemens EMS

4/15/2021

$127.132

Tracey Powell

Brand A

CCTV Upgrade

4/30/2021

$0

Joe Kidwai

Brand A

Request For Tech

5/3/2021

$72,533

Charne Gibson

Brand A

Backroom Rack Reduction (S0S882)

5/1/2021

$85,802

Joe Kidwai

Brand A

Siemens EMS

4/5/2021

$2,917

Tracey Powell

Brand A

Strategy Decelopment

Sourcing Executiion

Sourcing Executiion

Plan out of date

Strategy Decelopment

PROJECT FORECAST BY CATEGORY

IN

Marketing

30 Days

FCST SAVING FY2

STATUS

FCST SAVING - FY 2

STATUS

TASK LIST

TASK

RESOURCE

DUE

STATUS

Tracey Powell

Canada Design & Construction
Collection and finalize incumbent historical usage data (10.0d)

Aug 24

Joe Kidwai

Canada Management Consulting
Collection and finalize incumbent historical usage data (10.0d)

Aug 25

Charne Gibson

Retail Company - Telecom Phase 1
Perform Bechmark (3.0d)

Aug 27

Tracey Powell

Canada Design & Construction
(Perform Bechmark (3.0d)

Aug 31

Tracey Powell

Canada Design & Construction
(Perform Bechmark (3.0d)

Aug 31

Daily

IN

By Category

30 Days

ADDRESSABLE SPEND

1B

500M

0

Not Started

Data Collection

Strategy Dev

Sourcing Execution

Implement-ation

Plan out date

Results readout

Award

Contracting

30 Days

By Status

IN

30M

20M

0

Corporate Service

Distribution & Logistics

Facilities

Information technology

Marketing

Packaging

Store FF&E

Tail Speed

IDENTIFIED SAVINGS

Marketing

Facilities

Information Technology

Distribution & Logistics

Packaging

87

23

693

10

3

PROJECT ANALYSIS

By Category

ON TIME PROJECTS

Delayed

Warning

On Time

On Hold

At Risk

87

23

693

10

3

Total Supplier

5000

Filter By

Proj 1(30)

FY 2022

ProdOps

COE

In Process

On Hold

Corporate Service

Corporate Service

+ 3

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Awards & Recognition

Overview

“ Our client wanted to embark on a transformative journey to overhaul the user experience and visual design of their legacy product suite, which included 5 products.”

Team Structure

UX Consultant

UX Designer
My Role

UI Consultant

UI Designer

Project manager

My RESPONSIBILITIES

User INTERVIEW

RESEARCH ANALYSIS

User Journey Flow

Information Architecture

High FIdElity Wireframes

Design System

In the UX project, I served as a dual-role UX researcher and designer, actively contributing to the visual design approach.




Collaborated with diverse stakeholders and cross-functional teams, emphasizing the importance of integrating various perspectives for a holistic solution within project constraints.


Leveraged research findings and behavioral analysis, substantiated service offerings, and guided key business decisions, ensuring a user-centric and strategically informed design.

Business Decision
Research gave client deeper insight into the organization and helped them take business decisions.

Business Growth - Raise Funding
Integrated and harmonized user experience helped client raise the funding for the company.

Gaining insights into employee pain points
Increased the productivity and efficiency of the employees by understanding their challenges and problems.

Impact

The UX revamp was promoted and published across multiple platforms.
The funding raise was prominently showcased on New York's Times Square.

The end goal was to deliver a contemporary, user-friendly design that revitalizes the products while maintaining compatibility with the existing infrastructure.

Usability
Enhance dashboard usability

UX Revamp
Clean navigation structure

UI Revamp
Consistency across platforms

Legacy Challenges
Cohesive and intuitive user experience

Given that the current products are legacy systems, the project involved not only modernizing the interface but also addressing legacy challenges to ensure a cohesive and intuitive user experience.

Goal


The primary objective was to :

Design Process

Discover

Feature list

Card Sorting

How might we’s

Wireframe
Atomic Design

UI Screens
Design System

Component Library

Client Workshops

Business Flow

User Interviews

Process Mapping

Define

Design

Deliver

Mapping Business Ecosystem and stakeholders

Business High Level flows:
to understand the system, activities involved, and interaction of multiple products during different stages of business to improve digital touch points.

Client Workshop

Product walkthrough

In this initial phase, the project was introduced and contextualized. Stakeholders and team members familiarized themselves with project objectives, scope, and constraints.

This step established a shared understanding and set the foundation for the UX process.

Product Suite

*Please note product names are not written for NDA*

Collection

Source

Deal

Purchase

Created by Heztasia

from the Noun Project

Analysis

UX Audit

The audit was instrumental in :

Identifying potential pain points that could disrupt the user experience and workflow.

Allowing us to focus during user research, on areas that needed improvement and gather targeted feedbacks as well on specific challenges

*50+ Screens Audited

Deep Navigation

Tedious and time consuming filters

OLD SCREEN - insights

Static Cards

Scattered clustering of data

Unclear CTA

Process Map

Comprehensive research was conducted, involving the creation of a process map to outline key stages and steps.

Helped Improve communication between client and design team

Collaborate to identify problems and possible solutions

17

User Interviews

Exploring the user's realm...

Buyers

Project Manager Leads

Finance Manager

Buisness Analysts

Spend Analysts

Production Manager

Procurement Manager

Client Analysts

Director

Buisness Development team

The design must consider the needs of over 10 stakeholders, each with relevant and distinct requirements.

During User interviews we delved into understanding user needs, behaviors, and pain points.
This research phase formed the basis for informed decision-making throughout the design process.

How might we?

Design Directions

Interview Data clustering

Uncovering painpoints

Low Engagement with Dashboard
User research revealed that the dashboard, which the company regarded as a key feature, was rarely used.

User IntervieW synthesis

After gathering research data, the synthesis phase
involved organizing and clustering information to identify patterns and insights.

This step included a thorough analysis to find key issues.
"How might we" statements were formulated to reframe challenges
as opportunities, guiding ideation towards potential solutions.

Limited dashboard relevance
lack of data access, rendering the dashboard irrelevant for users' project needs.

Rough transition between multiple products
Switching between multiple dashboard for the product suite user was tedious and cumbersome.

Failed to address multiple Stakeholder
dashboard did not meet the diverse needs of multiple stakeholders involved in various projects.

How might we statements and prioritization with Client

and more..

Features / Design directions

Considering development and legacy platform limitations, we developed these key solutions:

Product specific solutions :

Seamless platform switching

ensures that all tools work cohesively, fostering a more productive and user-friendly environment.

Uniform top navigation bar

Gives consistent brand experience.

Scaled color palate

Improved accessibility, Enhance visual hierarchy to giv harmonious experience

Standardizing CTAs

Enhance usability and aesthetics by creating a smoother, more intuitive call to actions for users.

Customizable Dashboard

Adaptable, flexible to the year long changing needs of the stakeholder

Seamless Shopping Experience

Dashboard should assist stakeholder in the current and relevent need of thestakeholder

Quick Access

Should be able to take required actions from the Dashboard

Drill Down Approach

Adaptable, flexible to the year long changing needs of the stakeholder

Concept Ideation

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Title 2

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Title 3

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Risk: Accepted Events

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EVENT PIPELINE

SOURCING EVENT BY ESTIMATED SPEND

EVENTS UPDATED IN LAST 5 DAYS

SOURCING EVENT BY CATEGORY

SOURCING EVENT BY TYPE

EVENT PIPELINE BY MONTH

Ability to view by month or quarter

View of spend on a 100% scale

Option to choose category level to view

View of recent sourcing events in each category

with option to expand list by interacting with graphs


we can show Level1 and Leve2 categroies

In this phase, insights were translated into tangible concepts. Designers ideated and conceptualized potential solutions, which were then translated into wireframes—skeletal representations of the interface. Wireframing served as a visual blueprint, outlining the structure and functionality of the user interface before moving into the detailed design and prototyping stages.

Key pages on Level 1

Flat Navigation improving discoverability

Create Multiple Dashboards for Versatile Use Cases

Pre-saved filter and quick application

Scalable and Modular
approach for widgets

Drill down approach for KPIs and Widget

Content Grouping for ease of navigation