telecommunications Company

Unified shopping cart experience

About

Create a unified shopping experience to seamlessly integrate a recently acquired company.

Role

Senior user experience designer.

Skills

Information architecture, accessibility, branding, and high-fidelity mockups (Figma).

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Problem

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

Solution

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

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  • Created the shopping experience as a customer first application. Focusing to improve usability, enhance navigation, ensuring an inclusive and seamless experience for all users
  • 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
  • Balanced business objectives and user needs through iterative testing and user-centered design

After

solution

Component library

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.

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The components are complete with all needed variations and documented with needed context and scenarios.

solution

User testing & quick design iterations

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 Outcome

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.

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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.

Ben Rondot | Consultant Portfolio

telecommunications Company

Unified shopping cart experience

About

Create a unified shopping experience to seamlessly integrate a recently acquired company.

Role

Senior user experience designer.

Skills

Information architecture, accessibility, branding, and high-fidelity mockups (Figma).

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Problem

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

Solution

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

​

  • Created the shopping experience as a customer first application. Focusing to improve usability, enhance navigation, ensuring an inclusive and seamless experience for all users
  • 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
  • Balanced business objectives and user needs through iterative testing and user-centered design

After

solution

Component library

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

User testing & quick design iterations

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 Outcome

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.

Ben Rondot | Consultant Portfolio

telecommunications Company

Unified shopping cart experience

About

Create a unified shopping experience to seamlessly integrate a recently acquired company.

Role

Senior user experience designer.

Skills

Information architecture, accessibility, branding, and high-fidelity mockups (Figma).

blank

Problem

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

Solution

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

​

  • Created the shopping experience as a customer first application. Focusing to improve usability, enhance navigation, ensuring an inclusive and seamless experience for all users
  • 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
  • Balanced business objectives and user needs through iterative testing and user-centered design

After

solution

Component library

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

User testing & quick design iterations

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 Outcome

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.