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DreamTrips Local
The client and brief
Contribution
- Product design
- Prototype design
- Iconography
- Graphic design
Tools used
- Adobe Illustrator
- Adobe Photoshop
- Adobe InDesign
- Sketch
- InVision
- WebFlow
DreamTrips Local offers its members perks and points for visiting partner restaurants worldwide. DreamTrips Local wanted to replace their current manual onboarding process with a 10x onboarding solution within a 60-day deadline. Completing an extensive global project in a tight deadline was daunting, but worth the challenge.
The goal of this project was to create a seamless onboarding experience for their members and a merchant dashboard for their restaurateurs all while ensuring it was functional in multiple languages around the world. To push the project to the next level, I undertook creating a mobile merchant dashboard that I envisioned restaurants would want to use.
client / brief
mind mapping
Mind map exploration:
I started by working with my team to create a mind map of the entire user experience from top to bottom. This discovery process revealed which friction points would create technical debt and which were worth the cost. I was responsible for working with the Head of UX at DreamTrips and iterating the mind map until every feature was in its place. Since it was one of my first complex mind maps, I used an unconventional tool to build out the flows, Adobe InDesign.
Efficient onboarding:
The central component of the DreamTrips Local project was developing a robust and efficient onboarding experience for reps to use to onboard merchants to the program. The previous solution was done manually with spreadsheets, making the process of onboarding each merchant a laborious one-by-one process. I was responsible for taking the user flows and creating the interface for each step using Google's material design guidelines.
watch a video walkthroughonboarding
Three dashboards, one backend:
An essential part of this project was creating three different dashboard systems with one backend. I was responsible for applying the Google material design guidelines to the interface to help create a consistent visual language across all three interfaces. These interfaces consisted of a Moderator Dashboard, Merchant Dashboard, and a Rep Tools Dashboard. You can stroll through some of the dashboards that I developed in WebFlow as a prototype to give the client an immersive experience before development began.
*Prototypes were designed for Desktop and Tablet Experiences*
three dashboards
Pushing the envelope for merchants:
Contribution
- UX design
- Iconography
- Prototyping
Tools used
- Adobe Illustrator
- Sketch
- InVision
Because I found this project to be so exciting, I decided to use my own free time to develop a concept outside the project scope and constraints and dive deep into the merchant’s busy life. I began with three unique personas to help vet my decisions against. I wanted to create a mobile experience and product that gave the merchant everything they needed to build, track, and manage their restaurant offers as well as robust statistics tracking. I would begin by diving into the stats and thinking through every possible data set they would want to see. Click on the link below to walk through the InVision mobile prototype.
mobile prototypebonus round
Mobile experience
Conclusion - Career building opportunity:
Credit
- Jefferson VanBloem - Project manager
- Ben Meyer - Development
- Lawrence Sowell - Sales & strategy
- Jim Hobart - Head of UX @ DreamTrips
This project took place in 2016 when I was still green around the ears in UX. I had the chance to learn from a fantastic collection of talent that honed my skills beyond what I could have fathomed. I was trusted with a huge responsibility and rose to the occasion. I am incredibly proud of the result, and so was the client. We met their 10x user signup goal, and it helped grow their product offering to their user base.
