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I joined Beacon when we were still figuring out product-market fit and in the run-up to delivering our first MLP (Minimum Lovable Product). During this phase, we also wanted to validate many other business assumptions and grow the product in the most meaningful direction – all amidst the outbreak of the COVID pandemic, the highest recorded prices for freight booking and a very interesting traffic jam that made the shipping and freight industry a very exciting time to be part of!
Below is a collection of work I did at Beacon as one of the two principal product designers there. As a principal we wore many hats and the nature of the work within the entire design function was gauged and measured by sensing the pulse of the need of the hour. We often flexed between delivering work as part of various teams, unblocking teams with design and delivery, conducting workshops, presenting high-level concepts to leadership, hands-on delivery, designing and maintaining the design system, conducting team rituals and onboarding (and reboarding) designers.
LeaderAmp is an enterprise software that aims to enhance the performance of leadership teams in large organisations. It was founded by organisational psychologist Dr Matt Barney PhD based on academic work and experience of training leaders with an Olympic-style results-driven coaching approach.
LeaderAmp is an enterprise software that aims to enhance the performance of leadership teams in large organisations. It was founded by organisational psychologist Dr Matt Barney PhD based on academic work and experience of training leaders with an Olympic-style results-driven coaching approach.
Delayed inventory is the costliest aspect of managing a business that relies on the procurement of goods. To manage this, Beacon's existing and prospective clients use several different systems and rarely embedded technology to handle delays caused by disruption. One of the autonomous teams at Beacon wanted to make a business case for this and we went about exploring the space.
We designed and presented numerous concepts and after a period of sort testing learned that the route to the market wasn't as straightforward, so we descoped our inkling and parked it up for later.
Before the user started the assessment, they took a Likert Scale questionnaire to calibrate the app. The new calibration screen adopted the same design language as the assessment itself, to get the user accustomed to it before they began the test.
Before the user started the assessment, they took a Likert Scale questionnaire to calibrate the app. The new calibration screen adopted the same design language as the assessment itself, to get the user accustomed to it before they began the test.
We grew the design function to have a 10+ team and soon we need to put a lot of things in place to allow for our 'whys and how' to be the backbone of 'design @ Beacon'. We wanted the rituals to be meanigful, timely and at minimal so we had some penceled in to allow for things like design consistency to be met while others, we had the overarching purpose definied and the rituals could be decided based on the need.
Before the user started the assessment, they took a Likert Scale questionnaire to calibrate the app. The new calibration screen adopted the same design language as the assessment itself, to get the user accustomed to it before they began the test.
Before the user started the assessment, they took a Likert Scale questionnaire to calibrate the app. The new calibration screen adopted the same design language as the assessment itself, to get the user accustomed to it before they began the test.
Onboarding new designers was also part of the 'operationalising design' exercise but often times new things that get added into the new-joiners pack get missed out by those who already have been there for a while. To solve for this, we deligently tracked some of these things across the organisation and made sure there were 'reboarding' sessions for existing designers that would keep everyone at the same level of company knowledge
Before the user started the assessment, they took a Likert Scale questionnaire to calibrate the app. The new calibration screen adopted the same design language as the assessment itself, to get the user accustomed to it before they began the test.
Before the user started the assessment, they took a Likert Scale questionnaire to calibrate the app. The new calibration screen adopted the same design language as the assessment itself, to get the user accustomed to it before they began the test.
Wearing many hats involved jumping between many different things that needed 'design attention'. Sometimes it was some quick fixes,, sometimes it would mean working with an external agency who were helping us create video explainers and yet other times it could be working on a client demo or external presentation.
Before the user started the assessment, they took a Likert Scale questionnaire to calibrate the app. The new calibration screen adopted the same design language as the assessment itself, to get the user accustomed to it before they began the test.
Before the user started the assessment, they took a Likert Scale questionnaire to calibrate the app. The new calibration screen adopted the same design language as the assessment itself, to get the user accustomed to it before they began the test.
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