The Business of Design

The Business of Design

The Business of Design

Turning Creativity into Client Growth

Turning Creativity into Client Growth

Turning Creativity into Client Growth

Details

  • Position: UX Design Intern

  • Duration: 3 Months

Problem Statement

As a UX Design Intern at Seamgen, a leading web and app development company, I was given a strategic project to help expand their client base. Although Seamgen was targeting government and healthcare sectors, they lacked case studies to effectively showcase their expertise.

As a UX Design Intern at Seamgen, a leading web and app development company, I was given a strategic project to help expand their client base. Although Seamgen was targeting government and healthcare sectors, they lacked case studies to effectively showcase their expertise.

As a UX Design Intern at Seamgen, a leading web and app development company, I was given a strategic project to help expand their client base. Although Seamgen was targeting government and healthcare sectors, they lacked case studies to effectively showcase their expertise.

As a UX Design Intern at Seamgen, a leading web and app development company, I was given a strategic project to help expand their client base. Although Seamgen was targeting government and healthcare sectors, they lacked case studies to effectively showcase their expertise.

Outcome

The impact was significant—a 48% increase in new user traffic to the website. This boost in visibility played a key role in positioning Seamgen to attract higher-value clients and demonstrate their expertise in new industries.

As a UX Design Intern at Seamgen, a leading web and app dThe impact was significant—a 48% increase in new user traffic to the website. This boost in visibility played a key role in positioning Seamgen to attract higher-value clients and demonstrate their expertise in new industries.

As a UX Design Intern at Seamgen, a leading web and app dThe impact was significant—a 48% increase in new user traffic to the website. This boost in visibility played a key role in positioning Seamgen to attract higher-value clients and demonstrate their expertise in new industries.

As a UX Design Intern at Seamgen, a leading web and app dThe impact was significant—a 48% increase in new user traffic to the website. This boost in visibility played a key role in positioning Seamgen to attract higher-value clients and demonstrate their expertise in new industries.

What will show a Return of Investment?

I identified two key areas that needed attention:

1. Case Studies: To curate and showcase recent company projects to highlight our expertise and attract new business.

2. Brand Identity: To re-organize and refine the company’s brand to ensure consistent procedure times and facilitate future project development.

With clear goals and timelines, I set out to execute these initiatives.

Good projects, good company

For the case studies, I developed a streamlined process to ensure they were produced efficiently and effectively:

1. Information Gathering: I started by collecting all relevant details to gain a comprehensive understanding of each project.

2. Crafting the Introduction: I began each case study by introducing the project and outlining its primary goals.

3. Highlighting Partnership Value: I emphasized the importance of choosing a trusted partner to build products with care and efficiency.

4. Showcasing the Team: I shared insights about the team, highlighting what sets them apart from the competition.

5. Detailing the Approach: I explained the company’s approach to new projects and outlined what clients could expect when working with us.

6. Incorporating a Call to Action: Each case study concluded with a call to action, inviting readers to reach out and learn more about collaborating with our company.

7. Enhancing with Imagery: Throughout the text, I included relevant visuals to maintain reader engagement.

As the weeks passed, I became increasingly proficient at this process, ultimately releasing seven case studies. This effort not only enriched the website’s content but also led to a noticeable increase in traffic.

Try finding an icon

During my work on case studies, I encountered a recurring challenge: finding company icons and graphic resources. This bottleneck affected not just my workflow but also slowed down the design, marketing, and development teams.

To address this, I took the initiative to create a comprehensive brand library in Figma. This centralized library gave designers and developers easy access to high-quality assets, significantly speeding up their work. The system was built to be scalable, ensuring the company could expand and maintain it as needed.

Reflection

By the end of my internship, I had successfully developed:

  • Over seven case study pages

  • Four updated company process pages

  • A company-wide icon library

In addition to these deliverables, I gained valuable experience, including:

  • Using the JIRA system to manage sprints across multiple departments

  • Synthesizing complex projects into client-focused, impactful pages

This experience fueled my excitement to work in the tech industry, collaborating with diverse clients and tackling varied projects in a dynamic, team-oriented environment.