Product Photography - Lifestyle Images for Sculpt Nation (Vshred sister site)

 VShred - Sr. US Design Work

SCULPTNation.com Homepage redesign

  • Created Homepage template & designed all sections below the header and above the footer.

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Subscriptions

Redesigned subscription services section - to be placed on homepage and product pages. Improvements: focus on current selection to let user know which is selected, removed extra content that cluttered the image, placed in more intuitive order (was 1, 6, 3), and highlighted savings- per owner request.

Print Catalog Wireframe

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Internal Backoffice Wireframe for MENU BUILDER

Problem solved: Trainers needed a clean way to build menus for their clients. Currently they manually build PDFs. This option will allow them to decrease time spent on menu creation, as well as edit quicker to reduce edit times when a menu needs to be changed.

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Skeleton Pages

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Tablet Login to Back Office

UX Audit - MVP redesign

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Print Catalog Design

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Nevada App Login
UX/UI and branding refresh 

Login Screen

Left: Old Design
Right: Refreshed Design

Original Design
New Design
 

A-Z Sports

Left: Old Design
Right: Refreshed Design

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Account History

Left: Old Account History
Right: Updated Account History

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Updated Account History
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Deposit Kiosk Login Redesign

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Old Deposit Kiosk Login

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Updated Design Proposal (Purchase or replace stock image) - image overlay with opacity, updated logo and brand colors

New Digital Products - William Hill 

William Hill New Jersey Gaming Site/ App/ Kiosk

Competitive Analysis, Wireframes, Interactive Prototypes

Responsive Website, Native iPhone App,  Native Android App, Native Kiosk App

Challenge:

The US Supreme Court overruled the decision on PASPA, making sports gambling legal across the United States. William Hill, the leading Sports Gaming company in Nevada (and a major contender in London and across the world) was tasked with creating all digital products for the New Jersey launch. Each of the user touchpoints also must meet state regulations. 

 

Process:

 

  • Competitive Analysis

  • Stakeholder Interview

  • Low-Res wireframes

  • Hi-Res wireframes

  • Usability Testing

What was Created:

Account preferences

Mobile

  • Email Templates

  • Bet Receipt

  • Email Footer

  • Geolocation

  • Self-set gaming limits

  • Login

  • Parlay Card

  • Payments

  • Registration

  • Self Exclusion

  • Cool Off Period

  • Tooltips

Deliverable Examples

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Usability testing

Notes From testing


Welcome Emails

I was tasked originally with creating an HTML template for Welcome emails. However, our system had limitations in DAY 1 release for NJ that only allowed system emails to be text.

To the left, you’ll see the original low-fi wire for the welcome HTML email. To the right, you’ll see the actual non-HTML email that is in production.


Geolocation Wireframes (Desktop + Mobile)


Payments Wireframes


 Global Trading Platform (GTP) - William Hill 

International Trading Enterprise Software

Stakeholder meetings, Wireframes

Enterprise Software Solution

Challenge:

With the addition of New Jersey and several other states into the US gaming market, the software that the traders utilize to update games into the system with odds is outdated. Each game as it currently is built has to be manually input for each state. The business asked the development team for a solution, and we created the team mapping, category mapping, and trading content sections of the site to assist traders with their process.

 

Process:

 

USABILITY TESTING

  • Stakeholder Interview

  • Low-Res wireframes

  • Hi-Res wireframes 

  • Team collaboration

What was Created:

  • GTP Category Mapping rules engine

  • GTP Team Mapping rules engine

  • Trading Content message center

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GTP - Category Mapping Rules Engine

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paper wireframe

Team Mapping - GTP

The development team (front end and back end), trading team, and myself conducted several collaborative sessions where we discussed the needs of the traders in this software. I sketched several rough drafts for collaboration with development.

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Wireframe

Trading GTP Platform

Paper wireframes were approved, and I began building out 2 versions of the software in wireframe format. We narrowed it down to one choice based off of ease-of-use, aesthetic, and best practice.

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High-fidelity wireframe

Trading Platform - GTP

Full-color comps were delivered to front-end development. They utilized the design and we collaborated for a few small enhancements that became clear after development was started, and the product is due to go live in 4 sprints.

Find A Store - AEO 

 

American Eagle Outfitters Store Locator

Competitive Analysis, Wireframes

Desktop, Mobile Web, iPhone App, Android App

 

Challenge:

AEO was in need of an updated store locator on both desktop and mobile web. Before the competitive analysis, I already knew that I had several problems to solve. There was no way to single out AEO-owned stores (such as Aerie or Factory). There was also inaccurate hours during the holidays due to the way that the previous locator was designed.  Future iterations were to include individual store pages.  

 

 

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Process:

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  • Competitive Analysis
  • Stakeholder Interview
  • Low-Res wireframes
  • Hi-Res wireframes 

What was Improved:

  • Filters for properties (AEO, Aerie, Factory)
  • Store Indicators adhere to design standards
  • CTA button design upgrade
  • Mobile-optimization
  • Directions to stores
  • Extended & holiday hours
  • Future iterations were to include individual store pages
 

Information Architecture

 
Taxonomy Form

Taxonomy Form

  • Advanced Landing Page Creation (Baffin) & Homepage layout
  • Taxonomy
  • Faceted Navigation
  • Site Merchandising
Card Sort

Card Sort

 

Process:

  • Competitive Analysis
  • Analytics review
  • Drupal/ Baffin CMS 
  • Card sorting
  • Usability Testing
  • A/B Testing
 

Marketing -Digital, Print, In-Person Experiential

 
  • Branding
  • Logo Usage
  • Style Guide
  • Brand Voice
  • Press Releases
  • Graphic design
  • Social Media creation
  • Publishing
  • Banner Ads
  • Print Advertising
Logo Usage Guide - Social Media Style Guide

Logo Usage Guide - Social Media Style Guide

 

AEO - Password Reset Flow 

  • Competitive Analysis 

  • Wireframes
  • User Stories
  • Error Message studies 
  • Error Message re-write 
 

AEO- Low Stock - Sense of Urgency 

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AEO - Quick View A/B test 

AEO Navigation

Dick's Sporting Goods 

Product Page Wireframes

 

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Product Page wire

Redesigning the Dick's Sporting Goods product page started with a focus on the image. We A/B tested various elements on the page. This is an early artifact. 

 Taxonomy Research Plan


Bath & Body Works as a company has a very strong category offering. They are well known for their candles and body sprays, but they sell many items beyond this.

As a focus on omni-channel increases, Bath & Body Works was looking to learn how to increase findability of products on their site.

There were a number of items that we wanted to learn, and so we mapped those out prior to running the research efforts.

We have just completed Taxonomy research and are preparing to collaborate on the final learnings.

 Bath & Body Works - BOPIS SMS Opt In

 

What was the Challenge?

Bath & Body Works noticed a low amount of customers who were opting in to SMS Sign Up for BOPIS orders. Statistically, customers who sign up for BOPIS SMS Opt In pick up their orders significantly more than those who do not provide a telephone number and opt in.

When I first researched the reason why customers were not opting in, there was a very obvious reason. The Opt In (which is in the Billing Page of Checkout) was not very visible. The customer had to click on a check box to reveal the SMS Opt In form field, and click on a legal box after entering their number.

 

Test Results and new design wireframe that was tested.

How did the design do?

While this design was being completed, we finalized the implementation of A/B testing software. I requested that this SMS Opt in work be A/B tested against the existing design to ensure that the new design would work better than what exists.

The results were clear.

  • There was no negative affect on conversion

  • The SMS Opt In Rate went up significantly + 93%