Create a unified shopping experience to seamlessly integrate a recently acquired company.
Senior user experience designer.
Information architecture, accessibility, branding, and high-fidelity mockups (Figma).

Our client recently acquired another telecommunications company and needed a unified shopping experience to seamlessly integrate the operations, products, and services of both organizations.
Before

Aligned the redesign with business goals, branding, accessibility, and usability through user-centered research, iterative design, and cross-department collaboration.
After

solution
We created a Figma based scalable component library to unify the design and give designers and developers alike the tools needed to build and expand the application.
The components are complete with all needed variations and documented with needed context and scenarios.

solution
We conducted user testing with end users to evaluate several different design directions. To facilitate quick iterations, we began with low-fidelity wireframes, allowing us to gather feedback and refine the designs efficiently. Through continuous testing and improvements, we gradually evolved the wireframes into high-fidelity designs.

The shopping experience is designed with a user-first approach, delivering a seamless, intuitive, and accessible interface for both companies. By prioritizing ease of use, the platform ensures that customers can navigate and interact effortlessly across offerings.
Key features include a unified cart experience built on a consolidated technical platform, accommodating product and service differences while providing robust administrative and reporting capabilities. Additionally, the platform integrates third-party services like HubSpot and Google Analytics, offering static functionality with the flexibility to support future regionalized enhancements.
Create a unified shopping experience to seamlessly integrate a recently acquired company.
Senior user experience designer.
Information architecture, accessibility, branding, and high-fidelity mockups (Figma).

Our client recently acquired another telecommunications company and needed a unified shopping experience to seamlessly integrate the operations, products, and services of both organizations.
Before

Aligned the redesign with business goals, branding, accessibility, and usability through user-centered research, iterative design, and cross-department collaboration.
After

solution
We created a Figma based scalable component library to unify the design and give designers and developers alike the tools needed to build and expand the application.
The components are complete with all needed variations and documented with needed context and scenarios.

solution
We conducted user testing with end users to evaluate several different design directions. To facilitate quick iterations, we began with low-fidelity wireframes, allowing us to gather feedback and refine the designs efficiently. Through continuous testing and improvements, we gradually evolved the wireframes into high-fidelity designs.

The shopping experience is designed with a user-first approach, delivering a seamless, intuitive, and accessible interface for both companies. By prioritizing ease of use, the platform ensures that customers can navigate and interact effortlessly across offerings.
Key features include a unified cart experience built on a consolidated technical platform, accommodating product and service differences while providing robust administrative and reporting capabilities. Additionally, the platform integrates third-party services like HubSpot and Google Analytics, offering static functionality with the flexibility to support future regionalized enhancements.
Create a unified shopping experience to seamlessly integrate a recently acquired company.
Senior user experience designer.
Information architecture, accessibility, branding, and high-fidelity mockups (Figma).

Our client recently acquired another telecommunications company and needed a unified shopping experience to seamlessly integrate the operations, products, and services of both organizations.
Before

Aligned the redesign with business goals, branding, accessibility, and usability through user-centered research, iterative design, and cross-department collaboration.
After

solution
We created a Figma based scalable component library to unify the design and give designers and developers alike the tools needed to build and expand the application.
The components are complete with all needed variations and documented with needed context and scenarios.

solution
We conducted user testing with end users to evaluate several different design directions. To facilitate quick iterations, we began with low-fidelity wireframes, allowing us to gather feedback and refine the designs efficiently. Through continuous testing and improvements, we gradually evolved the wireframes into high-fidelity designs.

The shopping experience is designed with a user-first approach, delivering a seamless, intuitive, and accessible interface for both companies. By prioritizing ease of use, the platform ensures that customers can navigate and interact effortlessly across offerings.
Key features include a unified cart experience built on a consolidated technical platform, accommodating product and service differences while providing robust administrative and reporting capabilities. Additionally, the platform integrates third-party services like HubSpot and Google Analytics, offering static functionality with the flexibility to support future regionalized enhancements.