Series

Enwoven's slideshow feature.

Context

Enwoven is a B2B, enterprise documentation tool. The product helps with documenting, organizing, and presenting knowledge.

Problem & Solution

We received feedback from many customers that they would use a new view if it was similar to a Powerpoint or Google Slides.

I designed a feature, Series, that answered those requests.

My Role

Lead Designer and Project Manager

Tools

Competitive research • Lo-res wireframes • Lo-res prototyping with Invision • Usability testing • Hi-res wireframes • Hi-res prototyping with Invision and Principle • Feedback synthesis • Project management • Issue writing • Issue review • Product beaconing in Amplitude

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Research

After the project kickoff, I started my design process by researching similar features from familiar and unfamiliar products. Some products I looked at included Medium, Dropbox Paper, and experimental storytelling website designs. I focused on designing the creation, sharing, management, and presentation experiences for the feature.

Feedback on our MVP

Vignettes saw enthusiastic use with even more enthusiastic feedback on how it could be better. We documented the feedback and made room on our Product Roadmap to iterate on the feature. An important piece of feedback we received was to change the name to something more straightforward. So the feature got renamed to Series.

This project was a foray into designing based on customers’ abstract wishes. Through user interviews and testing, we crafted a feature that was enthusiastically embraced and quickly became a strong selling point for renewing and future customers. Series is a growing and changing feature, and it keeps getting better and better.

Series

Context

Problem & Solution

My Role

Tools

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Research

Lo-res wireframes

Prototyping

Feedback (internal and with users)

Hi-res wireframes

Implementation

Feedback on our MVP

Wireframing v2 of Series

Prototyping v2 of Series

Implementation v2 of Series

Reflection

Listening to users, collaborating with them, and continuous iteration can lead to highly valuable features.