Designing the user interface and user experience for two new artificial intelligence products.

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MY ROLE

Interaction design

UI design

Ideation

Prototyping

OUTLINE

Notion (now Valorie), was an AI service disrupting traditional strategy, research and communications.

Working closely with the Notion startup team in a series of Agile sprints, I designed the user interface and user experience for two new products called Stream and Strategy.

Client / Notion 

STREAM

Stream was a SaaS web app driven by AI that empowered decision-makers and their staff to discover, share and collaborate on the latest global trends. Tailored for individual business needs, the content dynamically shifted with trends surfaced by the AI. Built for people on the go, the design required a mobile first approach.



Sample Mobile UI in Figma

STREAM / USER FLOW

A user flow was developed to map the complexity of the product, clarifying the screens, eDMs and other communication touchpoints that would be required.

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STRATEGY

Notion Strategy was a digital report tailored for a business specific need. Online reports focused on an organisation's chosen key topic, uncovering strategic themes and initiatives. With a focus on clear and concise graphics, the interactivity of the design allowed people to explore the detail behind the data visualisations without overwhelming detail. Striking a balance between just enough detail versus too much was central to the design.

Sample Desktop UI in Figma


OUTCOME

The Notion product has evolved into Valorie, with the latest offering available at the brochure website. 

WHAT I LEARNT

Sometimes less detail creates more value for the customer. AI makes it possible to communicate findings from big data to customers. However, creating clarity by focusing in on the right findings is an important function of the design.

Working closely with developers was an iterative process, where there was a to and fro between design and delivery.

Using Jira and Confluence, we worked across multiple continents creating tickets to release changes gradually in an agile sprint process.