LXRInsights

LXRInsights

Timeline

Jun 2025 - Aug 2025

Role

Lead UX Extern

Platform & Tools

Desktop || Figma, Miro, Excel

Skills

Project Management, UX Research

Overview

Problem Statement

Problem Statement

LXRInsights’ dashboard made core tasks harder than they should be. Inconsistent timelines, weak visual hierarchy, unclear labels, and fragmented layouts created friction for users, which revealed the need for a more intuitive, research-driven UX.

LXRInsights’ dashboard made core tasks harder than they should be. Inconsistent timelines, weak visual hierarchy, unclear labels, and fragmented layouts created friction for users, which revealed the need for a more intuitive, research-driven UX.

LXRInsights’ dashboard made core tasks harder than they should be. Inconsistent timelines, weak visual hierarchy, unclear labels, and fragmented layouts created friction for users, which revealed the need for a more intuitive, research-driven UX.

Impact

Impact

Usability testing revealed a 37% decrease in task completion time from ~8 minutes to ~5 after our changes, in addition to higher ratings of user confidence in other pages.

Usability testing revealed a 37% decrease in task completion time from ~8 minutes to ~5 after our changes, in addition to higher ratings of user confidence in other pages.

Usability testing revealed a 37% decrease in task completion on the experiments page from ~8 minutes to ~5 after our changes, in addition to higher ratings of user confidence in the other tools and pages.

Main Solutions

Main Solutions

Strengthened visual hierarchy for standardization, information architecture, and clearer CTAs.

Used the principle of progressive disclosure to strengthen onboarding of information for tools.

Redesigned data layout for quick scans and deep dives using structured flows and accordion components.

Overview Page Solutions

Overview Page Solutions

Step 1

Visual Hierarchy

Strengthened visual hierarchy for standardization, information architecture, and clearer CTAs. Implemented an accordion layout to organize clearly with the option to collapse secondary information.

Step 2

Increased Usability

Flexible timeline/date picker included for data selection. The backend is set up to process this.

Step 3

Visual Design

Increased toggle visibility of Dashboard vs Comparison pages to strengthen visual hierarchy. Emphasized the pre-existing three color correlation to the high, mid, and low value customers, and replaced gradients.

Step 1

Visual Hierarchy

Strengthened visual hierarchy for standardization, information architecture, and clearer CTAs. Implemented an accordion layout to organize clearly with the option to collapse secondary information.

Step 2

Increased Usability

Flexible timeline/date picker included for data selection. The backend is set up to process this.

Step 3

Visual Design

Increased toggle visibility of Dashboard vs Comparison pages to strengthen visual hierarchy. Emphasized the pre-existing three color correlation to the high, mid, and low value customers, and replaced gradients.

Step 1

Visual Hierarchy

Strengthened visual hierarchy for standardization, information architecture, and clearer CTAs. Implemented an accordion layout to organize clearly with the option to collapse secondary information.

Step 2

Increased Usability

Flexible timeline/date picker included for data selection. The backend is set up to process this.

Step 3

Visual Design

Increased toggle visibility of Dashboard vs Comparison pages to strengthen visual hierarchy. Emphasized the pre-existing three color correlation to the high, mid, and low value customers, and replaced gradients.

Experiments Page Solutions

Experiments Page Solutions

Step 1

Simplified Onboarding

Applied progressive disclosure in the “Start New Experiments” flow to make onboarding clearer and easier to navigate. Created a hi-fidelity prototype for user testing, improving user flow and reducing task completion time by 37% when tested on users.

Step 2

Streamlined Reporting & Insights

Combined “Total Experiments” and “Concluded Experiments” into a more efficient reporting view, while introducing “In-Progress Experiments” and “Key Insights” for better experiment tracking.

Step 3

Enhanced Visuals & Interaction

Redesigned line charts and the overall interface for a cleaner experience, added visual status/result tags, and introduced an action row to simplify user interactions.

Original Page

Our Redesign

Step 1

Simplified Onboarding

Applied progressive disclosure in the “Start New Experiments” flow to make onboarding clearer and easier to navigate. Created a hi-fidelity prototype for user testing, improving user flow and reducing task completion time by 37% when tested on users.

Step 2

Streamlined Reporting & Insights

Combined “Total Experiments” and “Concluded Experiments” into a more efficient reporting view, while introducing “In-Progress Experiments” and “Key Insights” for better experiment tracking.

Step 3

Enhanced Visuals & Interaction

Redesigned line charts and the overall interface for a cleaner experience, added visual status/result tags, and introduced an action row to simplify user interactions.

Original Page

Our Redesign

Step 1

Simplified Onboarding

Applied progressive disclosure in the “Start New Experiments” flow to make onboarding clearer and easier to navigate. Created a hi-fidelity prototype for user testing, improving user flow and reducing task completion time by 37% when tested on users.

Step 2

Streamlined Reporting & Insights

Combined “Total Experiments” and “Concluded Experiments” into a more efficient reporting view, while introducing “In-Progress Experiments” and “Key Insights” for better experiment tracking.

Step 3

Enhanced Visuals & Interaction

Redesigned line charts and the overall interface for a cleaner experience, added visual status/result tags, and introduced an action row to simplify user interactions.

Original Page

Our Redesign

Predictions Page Solutions

Predictions Page Solutions

Step 1

Information Architecture

Redesigned the data layout using structured flows and accordion components to support both quick scanning and deeper exploration of information.

Step 2

Unified Visual Design

Aligned visual patterns, typography, and overall structure with the home page and broader product design system while optimizing the layout to scale cleanly across three balanced sections. Two options of color layouts.

Step 3

Interaction & Usability

Integrated the “Re-Market” section directly into each information container, added clearer graph labeling, and tested multiple color sets and arrow button styles to evaluate usability and visual preference.

Original Page

Our Redesigns

Step 1

Information Architecture

Redesigned the data layout using structured flows and accordion components to support both quick scanning and deeper exploration of information.

Step 2

Unified Visual Design

Aligned visual patterns, typography, and overall structure with the home page and broader product design system while optimizing the layout to scale cleanly across three balanced sections. Two options of color layouts.

Step 3

Interaction & Usability

Integrated the “Re-Market” section directly into each information container, added clearer graph labeling, and tested multiple color sets and arrow button styles to evaluate usability and visual preference.

Original Page

Our Redesigns

Step 1

Information Architecture

Redesigned the data layout using structured flows and accordion components to support both quick scanning and deeper exploration of information.

Step 2

Unified Visual Design

Aligned visual patterns, typography, and overall structure with the home page and broader product design system while optimizing the layout to scale cleanly across three balanced sections. Two options of color layouts.

Step 3

Interaction & Usability

Integrated the “Re-Market” section directly into each information container, added clearer graph labeling, and tested multiple color sets and arrow button styles to evaluate usability and visual preference.

Original Page

Our Redesigns

Takeaways

Takeaways

User Interviews started with 5 participants in the first two weeks, and we held a second round of 5 midway through the project. For user testing, we decided to use 10 participants, measuring task completion time and satisfaction. Both qualitative and quantitative data was noted for the team to review. I led a final cross-functional meeting to present our research, data, and prototypes. All information and files were gathered and organized for the company to reference as they start integration of design choices, and continue iterations and testing with the next team.