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Lead UX/UI Designer
July 2019 – November 2020
eCommerce / Hair & Beauty Tech
Redesigning Vish's core app flows cut onboarding time by 50%, boosted user adoption, and gave salon owners a clearer picture of their bottom line.

Background
Vish is a product inventory management system operating in the hair care industry. I began working with Vish to analyze and improve the user experience of their flagship product - an iPad app that pairs with a Bluetooth scale to record and adjust product use in hair salons. Working with the business and development teams, our primary aim was to streamline the onboarding process and to make a product our end-user would champion for.
User Journey Mapping & UX Research
My first task was to get to know the user inside out. I headed to the salon to see how customers were interacting with Vish, and to map out pain points in the system. To get a thorough understanding of the process, I created user journey maps of each task flow within the application. I conducted interviews, surveys, and training sessions to inform personas and identify gaps in functionality. It was important to view users in a salon setting to truly understand their frustrations. Patterns began to emerge, such as issues connecting to the Bluetooth scale, using the customer list, and confusion around selecting a formula from a customer’s history.

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July 2019 – November 2020
eCommerce / Hair & Beauty Tech
Redesigning Vish's core app flows cut onboarding time by 50%, boosted user adoption, and gave salon owners a clearer picture of their bottom line.

Background
Vish is a product inventory management system operating in the hair care industry. I began working with Vish to analyze and improve the user experience of their flagship product - an iPad app that pairs with a Bluetooth scale to record and adjust product use in hair salons. Working with the business and development teams, our primary aim was to streamline the onboarding process and to make a product our end-user would champion for.
User Journey Mapping & UX Research
My first task was to get to know the user inside out. I headed to the salon to see how customers were interacting with Vish, and to map out pain points in the system. To get a thorough understanding of the process, I created user journey maps of each task flow within the application. I conducted interviews, surveys, and training sessions to inform personas and identify gaps in functionality. It was important to view users in a salon setting to truly understand their frustrations. Patterns began to emerge, such as issues connecting to the Bluetooth scale, using the customer list, and confusion around selecting a formula from a customer’s history.

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Lead UX/UI Designer
July 2019 – November 2020
eCommerce / Hair & Beauty Tech
Redesigning Vish's core app flows cut onboarding time by 50%, boosted user adoption, and gave salon owners a clearer picture of their bottom line.

Background
Vish is a product inventory management system operating in the hair care industry. I began working with Vish to analyze and improve the user experience of their flagship product - an iPad app that pairs with a Bluetooth scale to record and adjust product use in hair salons. Working with the business and development teams, our primary aim was to streamline the onboarding process and to make a product our end-user would champion for.
User Journey Mapping & UX Research
My first task was to get to know the user inside out. I headed to the salon to see how customers were interacting with Vish, and to map out pain points in the system. To get a thorough understanding of the process, I created user journey maps of each task flow within the application. I conducted interviews, surveys, and training sessions to inform personas and identify gaps in functionality. It was important to view users in a salon setting to truly understand their frustrations. Patterns began to emerge, such as issues connecting to the Bluetooth scale, using the customer list, and confusion around selecting a formula from a customer’s history.

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