
Role
Product Design Lead
Client
Salesforce
AT&T
Timeline
18 Months
Platform
Desktop and Tablet (Responsive Design)
Stack
Figma, Jira, Salesforce Cloud

Finding the Friction
The Audit
I dug into the existing portals to find exactly where things were breaking for both customers and sellers.
Mapping the Maze
I sat down with solution architects and engineers to map out every complex business "rule." This made sure our designs didn't just look good but actually worked with the backend.
Prioritizing Wins
I created a "severity scale" to fix the most painful problems first, making an immediate impact on the seller’s workday.

Designing for Speed
Fixing the Lag
I used rough sketches to test how we could list products faster without waiting for slow data to load.
Salesforce First
I worked with Salesforce experts to use "ready-made" features whenever possible. We only built custom designs when it made the user’s life significantly easier.
Final Delivery
I designed the high-fidelity screens for the most important steps: picking products, applying discounts, and checking out.

Building a Shared Language
Design Systems
I added new, reusable components to the Experience Cloud library so the team wouldn't have to reinvent the wheel.
The Playbook
I wrote a "Product Guidebook" to document every decision, ensuring any designer who joins the project in the future knows exactly what to do.
Clear Voice
I created a central sheet for all app text, making sure the "voice" of the platform stayed consistent and professional.

Looking Ahead
AI Integration
I showed the team how Einstein AI could predict a seller’s next move, using smart dashboards to help them work even smarter.
The Win
By turning a manual "marathon" into a unified digital engine, we:
Simplified everything. 200+ systems became 1 unified tool.
Gave time back. Sellers now save 22 minutes every single day.
Saved billions. This project is projected to save AT&T $1.6 billion over 5 years.

