The WMG design team needed someone to fill an immediate vacancy on a fast track project that was already in high gear. I was selected because of my previous experience leveraging UX best practice to design around business complexity in previous roles. As the sole designer on the project, onboarding in a void was challenging but also gave me a great opportunity to dive deep into the existing atomic design system and to further understand the capabilities of Bootstrap 4 components.
The MVP Digital Releasing project required partnering immediately with the VP of Product and the Sr. Designer to learn the ropes quickly in order to ideate on design patterns and catch up with the growing Backlog.
Given that we were building a brand new product, I had the unique opportunity to ideate on UX patterns to solve a variety of issues ranging from Search to navigation structure, to deadline timelines. I worked closely with my VP and Sr. Manager to solidify design patterns that would capture the Business stakeholders' desired workflow and make it easier for them.
The role allowed me a great degree of ownership over not only my process but also over my designs in general. Each week I was tasked with presenting my designs and annotations to developer and Business stakeholders.
Extending the MVP for mobile functionality was also included in the scope for MVP. This gave me an opportunity to leverage the Bootstrap Grid to dive into a native mobile design for the Release Application.
