My Contribution
User Research
User Flow
Iteration with stakeholders
Final Designs
Tools
Figma
Microsoft Teams
Fig Jam
Jira
Balsamiq
Timeline
11 Months
Due to NDAs, not all of the new onboarding process can be shared publicly. However, I'd be happy to discuss the project in depth—feel free to reach out.
Problem
Disclaimer: This is not a real email from NG; it is a prototype email designed to illustrate what the email would look like.
Goal of the Project
Northrop Grumman saw an increase in their software and wanted to introduce self-service portals to their employees. So, the venture to improve the PC Upgrade program started.
The aim was to introduce a new way for employees to participate in the PC upgrade process and improve communication with employees on their participation.
Solution
A website portal onboarding experience that allows employees to decline participation, edit shipping addresses, and return old PCs.
MY Role and team
Collaborating with the external and internal team of NG
I was the sole UX designer on this project. I worked cross-functionally with the business process manager, project manager, and engineering lead to deliver a solution that allows employees to interact more self-service.
As the project continued, we expanded the team of six to include four more members from the Northrop Grumman PC upgrade team, and I took the lead in research, research analysis, user flow, and design.
User Research
User Interview
Employee Problem
Why do some employees talk to technical teams when transitioning to a new PC?
Interviews Key Takeaways:
What employees are feeling
— Employee 1
How might we framework
How Might we
User Flow
Collaborative working session with the PC refresh team regarding the current process.
While collaborating with the PC upgrade team, here are the key User flow aspects we added:
Design Guide
Style and Component Design Guide for NG
High-Fidelity Prototype
Introducing the New version PC Upgrade process
Impact
After rolling out the first three months, we saw a positive increase in using this self-service solution.
Reflections
This was my inaugural project at Atos and an enjoyable experience. It provided me with insights into the dynamics of an actual company project. Initially, I was concerned about being unable to solve the problem due to limited employee access. However, it taught me the importance of overcoming obstacles and finding alternative solutions. As a result, I engaged directly with the individuals involved in the PC refresh process, which proved to be a precious asset.