Bed Bath & Beyond Furniture Landing Page
My Intro to UX
While employed at Bed Bath & Beyond’s corporate e-commerce department, I was offered the unique opportunity to shadow some of the company’s user experience (UX) designers through their process. I was allowed to work hands on with them on my own project for one of the store’s website landing pages.
Bed Bath & Beyond's current Furniture landing page
Research
and what I learned
One of the first things that the UX team started me out with was an in depth look into the different personals who would be shopping at Bed Bath & Beyond as a whole.
The Gift Giver
The Registrant
New Home Owner
College Parents
Eventually I narrowed down my research into a single persona. Discovering that one person can fall into any category of persona, I created a customer journey showing how bed bath & Beyond can provide for the customer through all stages of life.
Creating The New Design
The process
This is where I learned to do a user flow. Sitting with the team in a group setting they led me through how they create a user flow and what it means to the developers that put our designs into production. They then allowed me to take a crack at it myself.
First Attempt
My Revision
In the same way that I was taught to do user flows, the team began to teach me about wireframing. Then I began to create my own wireframe for my new design
The Working Solution
The Hi-Fi Wireframe
I was able to create on my own a rendering of some of the ideas I had into a high fidelity wireframe.
