Construction Firm Website Overhaul

Design, Research, Design Systems
Project Overview
A construction firm was looking to update its project bidding products to something easier, quicker, and more efficient to use. The goal was to upgrade the current product to meet UX standards and add in additional functionality that would make their product easier to use going forward.
My Contributions
I led the UX efforts from the research, design, and hand off process. I also collaborated with another UX Designer on our team, as well as developers and stakeholders.

The Problem

At a construction company, they sought to modernize its project bidding products to enhance usability, speed, and efficiency. The objective was to elevate the existing product to meet contemporary UX standards while integrating additional functionality for improved usability in the future.

Understanding the Current State

First we did assessments of their current product. Making flow diagrams, personas, and journey maps. We created these by walking through the product ourselves, and utilizing a few user interviews to get a sense of what our users do day to day within the platform. After that we set up any calls for clarifying anything in the users flow to which did not make sense to us or if they needed to be adjusted to make sure we got the picture.

Finalizing the Process

Conclusions

I felt great pride within this project, working with a associate designer, as well as so many knowledgeable individuals throughout the process. Utilizing a pre-built design system also ensured that we were able to meet product deadlines and deadlines for the clients interaction itself, but that goes without saying that some adjustments were made as well for their products needs.

If I could go back and change anything I would really like to do a follow up user testing of the new product, and see if there's anything that we implemented that could be better improved. I would also suggest some improvements to the design system allowing for less of the screen to appear as so orange focused, and doing further renditions of the patterns created for more cohesion.