BYU Libray Redesign

To address these challenges, our team conducted user research through surveys and usability studies with over 40 students and faculty. We uncovered consistent pain points: confusing navigation, inefficient search, and fragmented service pages. My contributions focused on turning those insights into scalable design solutions: - Object-Oriented UX Mapping – I defined and structured the core objects of the library ecosystem—such as Databases, Journals, Courses, Rooms, and Services—creating a foundation for a modular and consistent design system. - Design System Contributions – I built reusable Figma components that ensured visual cohesion across the site while streamlining developer handoff. - Interactive Prototyping – I designed and tested clickable prototypes for key tasks like finding a database, booking a study room, and accessing course reserves, validating usability improvements with real students. - Collaboration – I worked closely with librarians, PMs, and engineers to align institutional needs with user-centered workflows and ensure technical feasibility.