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18 — Case study

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Investor-Facing Site

A portfolio site built for an investor audience rather than a general one — the reader is deciding whether to back something, not whether to buy it. Add what that changed about the structure.

Role
Product Designer
Timeline
Start — end, and how long it ran
Product
Marketing site
Team
Who was on the team, including you
Investor-Facing Site — desktop view
Investor-Facing Site — mobile view
Desktop · Mobile

01

The problem

For the business

What was costing the business money or momentum, stated plainly.

For the people using it

What the people using it were actually struggling to do.

02

Constraints

What limited us

  • Constraint that shaped the design
  • Another real constraint

What we were aiming at

  • Goal one
  • Goal two

03

My scope

What I owned

  • All the design — I was the only designer on the product
  • Testing and QA across the flows
  • Raising bugs and driving them to a fix with the developers, and pushing improvements through to release

What I didn’t

  • Did not write the production code
  • Anything else outside your scope

04

Research

What we found

  • A finding that changed your mind
  • A finding with a number behind it

Where it hurt

  • Pain point
  • Pain point

05

Decisions

Decision 01

The specific problem this decision solved

Chosen

What you shipped

Rejected, and why

The alternatives you considered and why each lost

Decision 02

The specific problem this decision solved

Chosen

What you shipped

Rejected, and why

The alternatives you considered and why each lost

07

What happened

Measured

  • Measured change, with the before and after

Knock-on effects

  • What it unlocked for the business or team

08

In hindsight

I’d do differently

  • What you would do differently

What it taught me

  • What this project taught you

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