Wells Fargo

Building a design system from scratch to create a robust internal auditing system.

Objective:

Revamp Wells Fargo's internal audit management system to improve consistency, align with brand standards, and enhance user experience.

Process:

  1. Product Style Inventory:
    • Conducted a comprehensive audit of existing UI elements
    • Analyzed brand consistency across company products
    • Created a component library for standardization
  2. Design System Implementation:
    • Performed a visual audit of existing design elements
    • Developed reusable assets in Figma
    • Established a cohesive design system specific to the project
  3. Collaborative Workflow:
    • Integrated Figma into the team's process
    • Maintained design sprints ahead of development timeline
    • Facilitated transparent communication between design and development teams
  4. User-Centric Design Approach:
    • Conducted regular meetings with Business Analysts to understand requirements
    • Created high-fidelity prototypes for efficient feedback and iteration
    • Organized user testing sessions for real-time usability insights
  5. Development Handoff:
    • Prepared polished prototypes for development team
    • Conducted kickoff meetings to ensure design intent was clearly communicated
    • Maintained ongoing support throughout the development process
Created components in Figma...
created more Figma components and variants...

Key Achievements:

  • Successfully transformed a disjointed, inconsistent system into a cohesive, user-friendly platform
  • Implemented a scalable design system that improved design-development collaboration
  • Significantly enhanced user satisfaction by streamlining complex audit processes
  • Aligned the application's visual design with Wells Fargo's brand standards
  • Facilitated a more secure and efficient workflow, replacing email-based information sharing

This project showcases my ability to lead comprehensive redesign efforts, implement effective design systems, and bridge the gap between user needs, business requirements, and technical implementation in a large enterprise environment.

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