Inconsistent UI across modules led to a fragmented user experience.
No central source of truth between design and development teams.
Legacy Angular implementation made it difficult to scale components or enforce accessibility standards.
Branding felt outdated, giving clients a perception of low product maturity.
Ground-up build: Evaluated every component the app needed, then designed systematically rather than piecemeal.
Single source of truth: Created a Storyboard repository, housing reusable components for both designers and developers.
AA Accessibility standards: Ensured components met WCAG AA guidelines (contrast, sizing, interaction states).
Brand ownership: Infused brand colors and sharp visual language to create a recognizable identity.
Framework alignment: Built specifically within Angular, ensuring adoption and maintainability by dev teams.
Consistency: Eliminated “UI drift” across modules.
Efficiency: Reduced development time when building new features.
Ownership: Both design and dev teams work from the same foundation, cutting back-and-forth.
Accessibility: Improved usability for all users, boosting compliance.
Modernization: Transformed ICANotes from “dated and difficult” to a modern, intuitive platform.