HPE (Hewlett-Packard Enterprise)

A global edge-to-cloud company specializes in providing comprehensive solutions to help businesses evolve by facilitating seamless connectivity, robust data protection measures, in-depth data analysis capabilities, and the ability to make informed decisions based on insights derived from their data and applications.
Overview
At Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), I improved the user experience by developing a comprehensive Notifications feature and contributing to the evolution of the Design System.
My responsibilities included:
I also collaborated across various product teams to ensure a cohesive and competitive user experience sessions to ensure a cohesive and competitive user experience.

My Role

As a UX Designer at HPE, I:
Contributed to the Design System Team:
Collaborated Across Teams:
Conducted Competitor Analysis:
Process

Research and Discovery
Conducted user interviews to understand pain points and preferences regarding notifications.
Analyzed competitors' notification systems to identify strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities for differentiation.
Ideation and Conceptualization
Brainstormed and sketched multiple notification system concepts.
Collaborated with the design team to refine and align ideas with HPE's design language and user needs.
Design and Prototyping
Created wireframes and interactive prototypes.
Designed notification components that were flexible, accessible, and visually aligned with HPE's brand guidelines.
Testing and Validation
Conducted usability testing sessions to gather feedback on the prototypes.
Iterated on the design based on user feedback and testing results.
Implementation and Handoff
Worked closely with developers to ensure accurate implementation of the design. Provided detailed design specifications and supported the development team throughout the build process.
Iteration and Improvement
Monitored the performance and user feedback of the notifications feature post-launch.
Made necessary adjustments and improvements to enhance user satisfaction and engagement.
Process
Ensuring Consistency: Balancing the need for a cohesive design system with the unique requirements of the notifications feature.
User Engagement: Designing informative and engaging notifications without being intrusive or overwhelming.
Outcomes
Increased User Engagement: The new notifications system significantly increased user engagement and timely information access.
Enhanced Design Consistency: Contributions to the design system ensured a more consistent and user-friendly experience across the platform.
Positive Feedback: Received positive feedback from both users and stakeholders, highlighting the usability and effectiveness of the new features.
Conclusion
This project allowed me to apply my UX design skills and emphasized the importance of cross-functional collaboration and iterative design. By combining user research, competitive analysis, and a user-centred design approach, we successfully enhanced the overall user experience at HPE.
Working on the Notifications feature and contributing to the Design System at HPE was an enriching experience. It allowed me to impact a large user base positively and reinforced my belief in the value of user-centric design.
Tools Used: Axure RP, Figma, Photoshop, and Illustrator.
Skills Applied: User Research, Wireframing, Prototyping, Competitor analysis, Design Systems, Cross-functional Collaboration