
ROLE
Lead Product Designer, simplifying complex workflows at scale
SCOPE
UX Strategy, Information Architecture, Interaction Design
Context
Challenge
Research & insight
Insight 01
Before
Custom solutions
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↓
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After
Reusable building blocks
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Insight 02

Design decisions
Decisions 01
Focus on the flow
The workflow canvas became the primary workspace for building and understanding the overall process.
WHY?
Users needed to see how different steps connect and how the workflow behaves as a whole, without being overwhelmed by the complexity of each individual step.

The designer
Decisions 02
Make execution easy to follow
The workflow remains the primary context when viewing an execution.
WHY?
Users need to understand what happened without losing sight of the overall workflow. The read-only timeline shows the sequence of events in context.

Timeline
Decisions 03
See the bigger picture
Dedicated views provide visibility across workflows and individual tasks.
WHY?
Users need to quickly understand overall activity and drill into specific executions when needed.

The monitor
Final design
The designer

Workflow definitions - manage workflows

Create and configure workflow

Impact
Speed: Reduced engineering dependency for customer-specific workflow requests.
Independence: Teams could configure customer workflows without requiring an engineer.
Scalability: Supported a broader range of customer workflows without building one-off solutions.