Eagle Point Software
UI Product Designer
Client:
Eagle Point Software, offering unparalleled learning solutions designed specifically for the architecture, engineering, construction, and manufacturing industries.
Software:
Pinnacle Series, flagship learning management system that helps teams improve skills, share knowledge, work collaboratively, and boost efficiency.
Role:
UI Product Designer (freelance, remote).
Tools:
Figma, FigJam, Adobe Creative Suite, Jira, Loom, Microsoft Teams, OneDrive, Office.
Challenge:
Design the experience for a user to “assign learning” on an e-learning platform, following an updated user interface design system.
Solution:
I built a figma prototype of a simple and intuitive dashboard where a user can create and manage learning assignments.
Process:
- Collaborated with product management and development teams to implement solutions that improved “assign learning” functionality and overall user experience.
- Rapidly iterated product interaction and user experience through creation and enhancement of sketches, user flows, wireframes, and prototypes.
- Established and promoted guidelines and best practices to ensure consistent and high-quality.
- Conceptualized original ideas promoting simplicity and user friendliness to complex design roadblocks.
- Created and improved user flows, wireframes, and prototypes to effectively communicate interaction ideas.
- Established and promoted design guidelines, best practices, and standards.
Eagle Point Software are the creators of Pinnacle Series, the leading e-learning system designed specifically for companies in the architecture, engineering, construction, and manufacturing space.
My main role was to build a Figma prototype of the platform’s “Assignments” functionality where users can create new assignments, view or edit existing assignments, and manage auto-assignments for user groups.
Working remotely, I used collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams, Jira, and Loom to ask questions, incorporate feedback, and communicate progress regularly.
I worked with product managers, product designers, developers, and business analysts to improve user flows and journeys.