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D2C WebView Redesign

Audit and redesign of native mobile screens into design-system aligned WebView experiences for a multi-brand automotive app.

Role

Senior UX Designer

Duration

2025

Platform

Mobile WebView

Methods

UX audit · UI redesign · Design systems

Team / Context

Design and engineering stakeholders

Overview

Audit Screen and flow review
System Theme-ready components
Handoff Developer-ready specs

Problem / Challenge

The existing experience needed to be adapted into a WebView environment while preserving brand consistency, improving structure and supporting multi-brand theming.

Constraints / Context

  • WebView limitations inside native app shells
  • Multi-brand consistency under one design system
  • Need to balance demo priorities with functional readiness
  • Unclear source-screen behavior in some flows

Process

01

Discover

Research users, jobs and context.

02

Define

Prioritize opportunities and success criteria.

03

Design

Prototype flows, states and screens.

04

Validate

Review through demos, UAT and feedback.

05

Deliver

Prepare specs, patterns and handoff.

Key Design Decisions

Mobile-first layouts

Screens were rebuilt for WebView structure and constraints.

Theme alignment

Typography, color and components were aligned to tokenized systems.

Flow cleanup

Navigation and content hierarchy were simplified.

Handoff clarity

Designs included practical notes for dev and QA review.

Design in Action

How can I help you?
Navigation Media Phone

Listening state

Calm, clear indicator with suggested entry points.

Active / running state

System feedback is visible without becoming distracting.

Confirm action
Before proceeding
Cancel Confirm

Permission & confirmation

Critical actions are confirmed before execution.

Outcome

  • Produced redesigned flows aligned to product and brand direction.
  • Improved UI consistency across mobile screens.
  • Supported demo, UAT and handoff requirements.

Learnings

  • Complex UX needs clear states, constraints and prioritization.
  • Scannable structure matters as much as visual polish.
  • Reusable patterns improve handoff and future iteration.

Interested in working together?

Let’s design something meaningful.

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