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

Seamgen was chasing bigger clients—government, healthcare—but had nothing to show them. No case studies meant no credibility. That's where I came in.

Outcome

Traffic increased 48%. The case studies gave sales real proof when competing for higher-value clients.

What will show a Return of Investment?

What needed fixing:

Case Studies — Prove capabilities with actual project examples.

Brand System — Create a central asset library to speed up every team's workflow.

Good projects, good company

Built a formula for case studies:

  1. Gather info — Collect project details and understand what actually happened.

  1. Set the stage — Introduce the project and its goals.

  1. Show partnership value — Explain why choosing the right partner matters.

  1. Spotlight the team — Highlight what makes Seamgen different.

  1. Explain the approach — Walk through how projects get executed.

  1. Add a CTA — End with a clear next step for prospects.

  1. Include visuals — Keep readers engaged with relevant imagery.

Shipped seven case studies over three months.

Try finding an icon

While building case studies, I kept hitting the same problem: no one could find icons or brand assets. It was slowing down design, marketing, and dev.

Built a brand library in Figma. Centralized everything—icons, graphics, resources. Teams stopped hunting, started shipping faster.

Reflection

Deliverables: seven case studies, four company pages, one icon library. Learned JIRA workflows and how to distill technical projects into client-ready stories. Realized agency work—fast pace, varied projects, cross-team collaboration—was exactly what I wanted.