Refine the experience
Review layouts with UX and campaign partners; identify practical changes to hierarchy, imagery, and content placement.
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Professional UX work · Bose · 2025–2026
Designing where ideas meet production.
My work at Bose brought together product thinking, visual design, and technical execution. As part of a four-person team, I collaborated across UX, marketing, and engineering to turn campaign and commerce requirements into responsive experiences customers could actually use.
The role
Designing within a real product ecosystem.
At Bose, design work didn't end at a Figma handoff. Every experience had to fit existing components, support customers across devices, and hold up through implementation and QA.
My role bridged early design reviews and production: assessing layouts against system constraints, refining copy and image placement, building within established CMS patterns, and partnering with teammates to resolve issues before release.
Design within constraints
Work with approved components and patterns so distinctive campaigns still feel coherent across the wider shopping experience.
Protect the details
Check content hierarchy, image crops, accessibility considerations, and design fidelity across desktop and mobile.
Help teams ship
Coordinate in Jira with marketing, UX, and engineering through review, implementation, troubleshooting, and launch preparation.
Selected case studies
The work, up close.
Two collaborations. Two different business problems. Both designed within Bose's live digital ecosystem.
01 Customer acquisition
Bose × BonBon
A limited-edition Valentine's Day giveaway designed to turn campaign curiosity into participation and My Bose membership interest—while adapting playful creative to an established design system.
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Bose × KidSuper
Bringing limited-edition headphones into familiar shopping flows through PLP and PDP design decisions, component-aware storytelling, and a clearer path from curiosity to product consideration.
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