Case study title goes here

Two sentences. The situation, and what changed. Replace this.

Role: Product Designer
Team: Engineering, compliance, marketing
When: 2021 — 2023
Outcome: [X]% more completed registrations

Context

One line on the situation you walked into

[Replace: two or three sentences of context. Enough for a stranger to understand the stakes, no more.]

[Replace: what made you look at this. A number from analytics, a support-ticket theme, a commercial target. One or two sentences — resist explaining the whole company.]

Before — image placeholder

The flow as it stood: [n] screens, [n] required fields.

What I did

One line on the decision that mattered most

[Replace: the two or three decisions that mattered. Not the process. Not every workshop. What you chose, and what you chose against.]

[Replace: the decision itself, and the reasoning behind it.]

[Replace: the trade-off. Something got worse, or someone disagreed, or you shipped a compromise. Say what it was — this is the part that makes the rest credible.]

Key screen — before

Key screen — after

Outcome

[Replace with the headline result in plain words]

[X]%Increase in completed registrations

[X]Fields removed from the flow

[X]%Drop in support contacts about sign-up

[Replace: what you'd do differently, or what it changed about how the team worked afterwards. Two sentences. Ending on a reflection reads as more senior than ending on a metric.]