Igors worked on

Simplifying social media campaign management

I worked with ConvertIQ’s product team on the initial design & a prototype of a tool to make, edit and analyze social media campaigns. The project became an opportunity to try out a more playful visual approach. I wanted the app to be warm and approachable despite the complexity of the subject.

Year
Role
Research
Stakeholder interviews, digital ethnography using YouTube
Synthesis
Sensemaking workshops, conceptual model, use case scenarios
Prototyping
UI design, integration prototype.
Account dashboard
Account dashboard

Problems solved

Complexity of multi-platform management

Allowing users to create, schedule, and monitor campaigns across multiple social networks from a single interface.

Performance visibility

Providing comprehensive analytics that track campaign performance across platforms with unified metrics and reporting.

Content consistency challenges

Ensuring brand voice and visual identity remain consistent across different platforms and campaign elements.

Time inefficiency

Streamlining workflows through batch scheduling, content libraries, and templates to reduce the time spent on repetitive tasks.

Who we designed for

People working
Photo by Štefan Štefančík, Unsplash

Entrepreneur

Marcus Johnson runs a local home renovation company. Marcus knows social media is critical for growth but lacks the time to manage multiple platforms while overseeing construction projects and meeting with potential customers.

a woman in an orange shirt is preparing food
Photo by Andrej Lišakov, Unsplash

Merchant

Sara owns a flower shop. She needs to showcase her latest creations across multiple platforms to drive seasonal orders. Sara struggles to maintain consistent posting while managing her shop and finds it difficult to track which posts generate actual foot traffic to her store.

girl candlestick maker packs finished candles in a box
Photo by Andrej Lišakov, Unsplash

Small business owner

Leila operates a candle store. Leila finds herself overwhelmed trying to create original content, respond to community messages, and analyze which promotional strategies actually bring people through the door.

Research

To learn more about users I watched a selection of YouTube videos1 where people share their experiences planning, creating and managing ad campaigns for their businesses. I selected a wide array of clips featuring people from various backgrounds and with different technology skills.

Despite some shortcoming2 this proved to be a low-cost and enormously insightful way of getting to know our users. We were able to identify different strategies people use in campaign management, language they use when speaking about the subject and mental model of the way it works.

Design highlights

Campaign
Campaign overview
Step 1
1. Choosing the campaign type
Step 2
2. Selecting audience
Step 3
3. Placement
Step 4
4. Ad content and its variations
Step 5
5. Budget settings
Step 6
6. Last check
2.1. Audience configuration