Collaborating with the Lead UX Designer and company founders to brainstorm, design, and iterate the mobile app design for a startup, My Codi. My Codi is a wearable technology that tracks any movement for athletes to track, analyze and receive feedback to perfect their form.
Experience Gained
During my 6 month Junior Design position, I attended seminars and completed Launchboom Academy videos and live conferences, to learn how to create, and iterate upon a landing page for a brand new, wearable technology. In addition to my role in iterating the app design, I was responsible for creating a marketing asset flow chart, and the primary researcher/designer for our landing page. The landing page goals were to help grow our email list, as well creating CTA's that encourage users to sign up for $1 today, to receive future discounts. This information and results would give proof of concept and allow for our team to get an idea of how many units we can manufacture.
Marketing Asset User Flow Chart
To communicate to the rest of the team, I created a visual marketing flow chart, that specifies when we will release our initial social media marketing assets, and how often we will reach out to users who have signed up on our email list, or viewed our content.
Landing page: Initial research
In order to create a landing page that users will stay on and engage with, we wanted to create images that were easily readable and copy that answers questions for our target demographic.
After researching what elements are key to have for a successful landing page, I deep dove into what makes Lyft such a successful landing page. Heres what I found:
Lyft speaks to their users main motivation and makes it easy to quickly apply and begin earning money.
They offer another conversion paths for users who want more information, and they provide a tool for users to calculate how much money they could potentially make, catering to 2 different users.
View below how Lyft created an effective landing page that we can use for inspiration: