Home Depot Contract
Home Depot
Lead designer 5+ major projects (Pro Xtra Mgmt. Portal, Pro Xtra Perks, Account Details, etc.) I worked as the lead on numerous larger projects. This is with input from stakeholders, developers, other designers, etc.
Converted 200+ screens for modernization effort (conversion and process changes) When I first started there was an effort to convert from an old design system to a new one. In this process there was also the desire to update ineffective processes and design. This was not a “lift and shift” and more a redesign while using new styles and components.
Research including formulating research plans and implementation; User interviews I had the pleasure of conducting both moderated and unmoderated research. I wrote the research plans, got them vetted, and enacted them. I even conducted field research which I really enjoyed.
Designing solutions, iteration, and collaboration to craft the best version product. See below
Working w/ engineers / stakeholders to ensure viable solution and fits business needs. I believe that design is not limited to designers. The process works best when everyone that wants to have input can contribute. This prevents discovering technical issues later as well as everyone understanding why something may not be the best fit for a design.
Created wireframes, prototypes, IA, miros, and other necessary documentation. Design has to be shared in multiple facets to ensure all needs are met. And many times these other documents help to shape the design.
The full images and specifics of a project are things that I can discuss in some more detail during an interview.
You will see how I progressed through the following:
planning
For this project, the ask was very open. To redesign the Account Details page and make it more effective. The question is, what would make it more effective?
Employees previously submitted Usabilla feedback which was researched. There were feedback sessions with employees who used the tool to get some ideas. These were affinitized and used to determine some problem areas.
early design
The ideas from the research was used to form a rough idea of what the new design could be.
Here, you can see a low fidelity wireframe that was done using a tablet so that it could be manipulated and new versions could be created quickly in working sessions.
From these working sessions, higher fidelity wireframes were produced and were ready for user testing.
polishing the design
Tasks were created to test the effectiveness of the new designs. User testing verified how well employees could complete those tasks. Based on the results, feedback, and other factors the designs were updated in a series of designs. This cycle continued until a product emerged as the desired version.
