AK / Homepolish / Collection

Project	Category	Location
Project Creation	Product
Wallet	Product/UX/UI
Panda_2	Brand/Product
Explore	R&D
Booklist	Product
Advisors	Product
Panda_1	Brand/Product
FRF_1	Product
Feed_Items	UX/UI
Brand Portal	Product
Kudos	Product
Playforce	Product
FRF_2	UX/UI
AP_Lib	UX/UI
GNv2	UX/UI
Workspace Invite	Product
Workspace Create	Product
Collection_1	Product
Collection_2	Product
Collection_3	Product
HP_Auth	UX/UI
HP_Lib	UX/UI
Groups	Product
TTS	Product
Insta_Lib	UX/UI
Redesign	UX/UI
Gamekit	Product
PFPG	Brand
Pocket	Brand/Product
IFL	Product
Search	Product
VCU Brandcenter	Brand/UX/UI
Koda	Brand/Product
GSHS_2	Brand
GSHS_1	R&D
Ditto	Brand
Timeline	Data

Project

Project	Type	Size
Project Creation	Product	Large
Wallet	Product/UX/UI	Large
Panda_2	Brand/Product	Large
Explore	R&D	Large
Booklist	Product	Large
Advisors	Product	Large
Panda_1	Brand/Product	Large
FRF_1	Product	Large
Feed_Items	UX/UI	Small
Brand Portal	Product	Small
Kudos	Product	Large
Playforce	Product	Large
FRF_2	UX/UI	Small
AP_Lib	UX/UI	Small
GNv2	UX/UI	Medium
Workspace Invite	Product	Small
Workspace Create	Product	Small
Collection_1	Product	Large
Collection_2	Product	Large
Collection_3	Product	Large
HP_Auth	UX/UI	Small
HP_Lib	UX/UI	Medium
Groups	Product	Medium
TTS	Product	Medium
Insta_Lib	UX/UI	Medium
Redesign	UX/UI	Large
Gamekit	Product	Medium
PFPG	Brand	Small
Pocket	Brand/Product	Large
IFL	Product	Medium
Search	Product	Medium
VCU Brandcenter	Brand/UX/UI	Medium
Koda	Brand/Product	Large
GSHS_2	Brand	Large
GSHS_1	R&D	Large
Ditto	Brand	Large
Timeline	Data	Small

Homepolish / Collection_2

New York + Product

Collection was a service that allowed for Interior Designers to organize all of their purchases on a per-client basis through their Homepolish Dashboard.

The following covers phase 2 of 3 for this project. Where the first phase kept the tool exclusive to designers, this second phase adds a layer of interactivity with the client.

Homepolish was a company that connected clients with interior designers for various sized renovation and design projects. The work included tools to help gauge price bracket – making sure scope complemented the designer’s availability – and a comprehensive tool that allowed seamless collaboration when parties were working remotely. It was a lot of fun designing tools for other designers and the CEO was a great like-minded collaborator.

V2
Designer View
+ Adding / Sending Options
Client View
+ Giving Feedback
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Desktop: 333 Screens
Mobile: 230 Screens
Total: 563

This phase of the project introduced the ability for the designer to send options of a specific top-level list item to the client. The client can give feedback in the form of quick yes/no/maybe actions or respond with a question instead.

This form of collaborative feedback not only helps streamline the project but allows for transparency and input on both sides.

Placeholder Images:

After some in-house testing we realized that these were immediately needed. Most designers were quickly adding to-do items without filling out all the details - without an associated image.

Not only did we need default images for items without an image, we also needed to create a container icon that represented a top-level item with options nested within it. Both needed to feel somewhat branded without visually weighing down the list.