My most valuable takeaway from this position was the ability to collaborate effectively with engineers, UX architects, and UX researchers to devise innovative solutions to user problems. Our approach, grounded in Design Thinking, emphasized identifying real user pain points and exploring a range of potential solutions. Analytical and critical thinking, coupled with empathy for the user and insights from UX research, were crucial factors in our success. Additionally, gaining experience working in an enterprise environment using agile development methodologies proved to be a valuable experience.
While my NDA prevents me from disclosing all the specifics of my work, I can share some highlights. One of the most significant challenges we addressed was managing the influx of data presented to users. Our primary objective was to emphasize critical information for users and streamline the process of locating relevant data. One of the ways this was accomplished was through customizable dashboards.
In addition to dashboards, it was essential to simplify and make the influx of data manageable and human-readable. When designing data tables and search capabilities, it was crucial to comprehend which information was most important for the users and how they needed to use and apply it.
Designing low-code and no-code solutions for users who lack database or coding experience was a pivotal aspect of enhancing software user-friendliness. These solutions empowered users to achieve their goals without the need for technical expertise.
Landing pages, alongside dashboards, were vital for users:
Visualizing concepts, processes, and user journeys through infographics is a powerful communication tool. I created numerous infographics and storyboards that: