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Building digital experiences to connect, uplift, and support women in all that they do.

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Introduction

Victoria’s Secret & Co. is a specialty retailer of fashion-inspired clothing, intimates, accessories, fragrances, and body care products. Their goal is to help women express their confidence, sexiness, and power. The VS&Co. platforms are built to create connection and community while celebrating the extraordinary diversity of women’s experiences. 

As a Lead UX Designer I focused on the larger App UX strategy, striving to meet the needs of our customers and internal stakeholders while building a sustainable and scalable app environment.

As the UX Team's App Specialist, I worked with designers across different projects to ensure consistency with iOS and Material Design App standards. 

Position

Lead UX Designer

Environment

One US based UX team and one Bangalore based UX team. UX Team members are distributed across global scrum teams dedicated to app or web.

Key Responsibilities & Deliverables

Design Thinking Advocate

Plan & Facilitate Workshops

UX Process Definition

Hi-fi Screens

Epic/Feature Refinement

Requirements Gathering

​Pixel Specs

Stakeholder Reviews

Information Architecture 

Iteration Mapping

Wireframes & User Flows

Use-Case Identification

Information Architecture

Mentoring 

Agile Process Advocate

Position
App UX Strategy

App UX Strategy

At the time I joined VS&Co. the mobile app experience was primarily in a webview - a window to the mobile web screens within the frame of an app. 

 

There was an incredible push to implement a fully native shopping experience. Starting from the ground up was overwhelming, but it was also a huge opportunity to build the app foundation in a scalable way. 

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"A wonderful interface solving the wrong problem will fail"

- Jakob Nielson, NN/g Nielson Norman Group

Before putting pixels to the screen, I used UX data, research, and applying the Self Determination Theory to the user experience of shopping on a mobile app to define how we can increase app revenue to industry standard of 40%. I found that a successful app should have the universal user needs of autonomy, relatedness, and competency as the foundation of our mobile app experience. 

Once business and stakeholders were aligned on how to reach their business goals, our focus turned to concrete UI solutions. 

Starting from the ground up means we needed to build the micro experiences and UI components from scratch. To ensure stability and scalability, I focused the app designers on using out-of-the-box components that are the building blocks of Material Design and the iOS Human Interface Guidelines. 

Using the built in customization options available in the standard components meant less dev effort, a more stable code base, and UX designs that adhere to the expected patterns inherent to both iOS and Android devices. 

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Fully Native

Next we had the Herculean task of transforming every webview screen to a native experience. I collaborated closely with all the App UX designers to ensure consistency and continuity.

 

I personally delivered the Shop tab landing page, including training for our marketing partners who make all content decisions using the CMS.

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Native Screens

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Fully Native
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