Case study
HiteVision Pie Product Line
I worked on interaction and experience design for HiteVision's classroom software line, helping make complex teaching workflows more structured, easier to navigate, and more consistent across versions and connected products.
The challenge
Classroom software products tend to become dense over time. They need to support teaching tasks, content interaction, multi-screen flows, and repeated feature expansion, which can make the experience harder to learn and harder to maintain.
The challenge was to improve usability without breaking the complexity that real classroom scenarios required.
What I contributed
- Improved information architecture for classroom workflows and related feature areas.
- Worked on interaction patterns that made multi-step tasks more understandable.
- Supported product planning through clearer feature logic and user-flow decisions.
- Helped carry design consistency across multiple releases and connected teaching scenarios.
Why this case matters
This case strengthens the portfolio by showing long-form product experience work inside a feature-rich platform environment. It demonstrates my ability to think beyond isolated screens and improve structure, consistency, and usability over time.