Finding the right
AI tool
for anyone.

The Problem

Most people know AI tools exist but choosing the right one feels impossible. This project removes that barrier through guided, personalized discovery.

My Role

UX Designer & Product Strategist

Deliverables

Research · IA · Wireframes · UI · Prototype

Design system

Fluent 2 (Microsoft)

Timeline

6 weeks · Solo project

Goals

  • Improve information clarity and scannability

  • Prioritize key campaign metrics

  • Reduce friction in core tasks (campaign review, performance comparison)

  • Align design with SID’s brand evolution

Research Insights

  • Heuristic Evaluation: Identified major violations in visibility, consistency, and flexibility.

  • Surveys: 70% of users felt “overwhelmed” by too many metrics.

  • User Interviews: Found users mostly checked only 3–4 KPIs regularly.

Key Insight: Users wanted fewer, clearer metrics and a streamlined view tailored to their workflow.

Design decisions

Laptop screen displaying marketing analytics, including graphs and performance metrics for LinkedIn, Google, and YouTube campaigns, with a line chart showing impressions over time.

Old UI:

  • Metrics lacked grouping

  • Inconsistent data visualization

  • No customization

New UI:

  • Introduced tab-based navigation to segment workflows

  • Visual status indicators for ad approvals

  • Simplified KPI blocks with bold headlines and smart spacing

  • Toast components with 6px radius for clean micro-interactions

Laptop screen displaying a digital marketing dashboard with various performance metrics such as brand reach, audience penetration, brand recognition, ads frequency, marketing ROI, and audience engagement, with a sidebar containing user profile and navigation options.

Outcome

  • 50% faster task completion (observed in usability test)

  • 3 out of 5 users rated the new flow “very intuitive”

  • Stakeholders noted improved readability and visual alignment with brand

The groundwork

A sneak peak of the work that went behind redesigning.