Desktop Application
Biasly • 2025 • 1 minute read
I refined and optimized 40+ existing webpages and designed 11 new pages for a new B2B SaaS multiform desktop application, improving usability and reducing drop-off rates. In less than 150 hours I expanded an existing design system, introducing complementary UI elements to enhance user experience.
Role
UX Design Intern
Tools
Figma, Bias Meter, Google Workspace
Duration
4 months
Personal Impact
Introduced/designed a Single form option
Expanded design system with new UI elements
Collaborated with PM to iterate quickly
Completed 12 surveys for content analysis
Completed SUS testing to improve experience
Enhanced UX using media literacy research
Applied key principles from Don't Make Me Think
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Design Constraints
Multiform Process
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Single Form Process
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DESIGN DECISIONS
Dashboard Redesign:
The original dashboard was crowded and hard to scan — long business names and wide tables caused content to overflow on smaller screens. I reorganized the layout by combining offering details into a single column and separating status updates into their own sections. I added color to highlight recent changes, replaced static chips with interactive hover/click popups, and introduced icons to clarify task statuses and guide users more intuitively.
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Form Navigation + Interaction Improvements
I replaced the cluttered multi-dropdown menu with a cleaner collapsible sidebar and added a visible autosave indicator so users could trust their progress was saved. Content areas were expanded to reduce crowding, and longer forms now support vertical scrolling instead of splitting content across screens. I introduced editable charts and overlay modals so users could make updates without navigating away from their current step.
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