AR Merch Display
- Role: UX/UI Designer
- Timeline: 4 days
- Scope: Audit, redesign, prototype, client pitch support
Interfaces shown have been modified to comply with NDA requirements.
What was needed:
An internal tool for merchandisers to visualize product placement in real-world spaces (bars, stores, etc.) via AR. The existing prototype was functional but clunky and misaligned with iOS patterns. The team needed a cleaner, more intuitive version — fast.
What I did:
- Reviewed existing high-fidelity prototype
- Identified UX friction and off-platform behaviors
- Rebuilt navigation and flows using native iOS conventions
- Proposed naming changes that clarified key interface concepts ("collections" → "custom lists")
- Created wireframes, key screens, and a clickable prototype
- Delivered a rationale deck and effort estimate for pitching
Result:
In 4 days, the tool was transformed into a lean, pitch-ready prototype that improved clarity, speed, and platform alignment. While not implemented, it became a reference for lightweight, high-clarity UX in tight timeframes.
Wireframes
Main screens: Category, listing, and product detail pages. Redesigned for fast scanning
Product detail page with mobile version adapted for iPhone