I was responsible for the end to end activities starting from UX hours planning, UX Research, User Interviews, Analysis & Report, Low & High Fidelity Mocks, Prototyping & Design Handover.

2025
Identify the painpoints of the existed third party application.
Build an effecient configurator module with enhanced user experience and eleminate the dependency of a third party tool.
There was a third party tool used in the organization to configure a variant product. As the tool had a lot of limitations and challenges for the expanding products, business decided to build an internal module which could be used as a SAAS module for any e-Commerce platform and other internal applications at the customer end.
As I was new to the tool and needed more technical experties to understand the values and terms, I took help from an SME to understand the tool. In about 6 to 7 days, I was able to get an hands on experience to configure a product using the existing tool. As a UX person, I realized how cumbersome the tool was to use.
Once I almost understood the tool in and out, I connected with the stakerholders of this product line.
I prepared few high level and open questions to identify certain factors like
Consolidated all the data using Figjam and had them verified with the Stakeholders.
As I already lead the e-Commerce project
earlier, user group was the same and was very much familiar.
This helped me to quickly gel with the user and speed up the interview process.
As the reference provided by the stakeholders, went through the configuration modules of these players out in the market to set a benchmark.
I couldn't not get direct user logins to those portals due to certain restrictions. However, tried to collect data from the known sources and surfing on internet.
Analysed on certain factors like
After analysing the players out in the market along with the inputs from the users, I arrived at these points as a benchmark for a configurator module.
Post my detailed analysis, I came up with the high level flow and made understanding a bit more simpler.
As I already work on this module's bigger picture in the e-Commerce project, I was comfortable with the UI. The inputs received from the research helped me to jump on the visual design.
I created a really simplified UI in less time, which matched the layout with the existed third-party tool.
I knew the page will have a lot of configurable groups list, so took that screen for a discussion with technical team to see if there were any technical challenges.
With the earlier implimentation, Yes! there were a few technical challenges..
Justifying the design with the below metrics was well recived by the stakeholders. This provided some more time for the technical team to make necessary changes in the backend to retrive the data.
However, due to some integeration restriction, the price update was kept for the next version considering the timeline..
Started on the complete visual design with all possible scenarios covered. At this stage, I got one designer to support on the design deliverables.