Developing a brand's digital storefront for seamless customer interaction.

Developing a brand's digital storefront for seamless customer interaction.

Developing a brand's digital storefront for seamless customer interaction.

Mud Lily Clay | With Cornerstone Community Consultants

TIMELINE

TIMELINE

TIMELINE

Jan '25 - Jun '25

Jan '25 - Jun '25

ROLE

ROLE

ROLE

UX Designer

UX Designer

Team of 3 Designers + Design Lead

Team of 3 Designers + Design Lead

TOOLS

TOOLS

TOOLS

Figma

Figma

SquareSpace

SquareSpace

CONTRIBUTION

CONTRIBUTION

CONTRIBUTION

Discover + Research

Discover + Research

UI Design

UI Design

Project Context

Our Client

A small business pottery studio in San Diego.

My role was to redesign their website using research insights to solve customer business constraints.

Project Goals

Data Analytics Review

Where were customers finding or dropping off the site?

Operational Streamlining

Users were confused when navigating to booking pages.

Website Redesign

2 user targets needed different information hierarchies.

How might we streamline Mud Lily’s website experience to be intuitive and familiar so users can confidently book the right offering without confusion?

Research insights

Research insights

Competitive analysis

Key insights: Top-performing studios led with scannable value entry point, not a homepage monologue about their philosophy.

Sources: pottery and creative studio websites (local + national)

Website Audit

  1. Massive cognitive load.

  2. Broken IA: page headers don't match navigation labels.

  3. Inconsistent design system.

Analytical Data Pivot

Reframed our entire focus from booking UX to information architecture.

Classes page had highest traffic but also highest exit rate. Users often landed there and left without booking.

Final Design Features

Contact me if you would like to see the fully launched product.

Reflections

Good design comes from good listening.

I came into this project knowing very little about wound care. Learning the clinical context taught me that effective healthcare design starts with listening to experts and understanding their world before designing solutions.

Using AI prompting as a skill.

Using Claude allowed me to be deliberate with how I approached problems. I learned to use Claude as a design partner for ideation while validating my decisions through research and clinician feedback.

Bringing our product to the public.

Presenting our product to clinicians, mentors, and investors reinforced my love for design. The conversations, exchange of ideas, and excitement around my work showed me exactly why I became a designer: creating products that connect with people.

Demo Day @TheBasement, presenting our product to mentors, clinicians and investors.

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