Impact
Client
Tinder
Role
Product Designer
Team
1 PM
1 Android Eng
1 iOS Eng
1 Content Designer
Timeline
7 day design sprint
Tools & Skills
This project was completed in a 7-day sprint, with:
• No time for formal user research
• A tight localization timeline across multiple languages
• The need for quick implementation to address an emerging moderation issues
To move fast, I collaborated with my stakeholders to ensure a tight scope to prevent feature creep.
The project was divided into four steps: strategy, content design, stress testing, and QA. This lean approach allowed us to iterate quickly while ensuring high-quality implementation.
Reflections
Working on the UCLA Film & Television Archive redesign pushed me outside my comfort zone in ways that shaped how I approach every project since.
Be Scrappy to Ship Quickly
This project was a week-long design sprint with no time to conduct user testing while juggling other projects. Therefore, we relied on internal alignment with stakeholders to ship this feature as quickly as possible.
Conduct User Research & Track Data
I would love to gather qualitative user feedback on users' impressions of the bottom sheet component and measure if the content made Tinder's Community Guidelines easy to understand.
Additionally, I would consult with data analytics to measure the engagement with all three safety tips.
Iterate, Iterate, Iterate!
I appreciated the opportunity for numerous design iterations in this project. Unlike my design classes where we often stick with the first idea, here we iterated based on feedback from stakeholders and users. This taught me the value of testing various solutions and refining based on feedback rather than being wedded to the initial concept.
Get in touch
I bring research rigor, systems thinking, and a bias for simplicity. Whether it’s a 0→1 product or a redesign that needs to ship — I’m ready to contribute from day one.
