Complete Redesign & Development of Woobox User Dashboard

In about October 2013, my boss approached me with an idea that I'd been pushing for for quite some time... A complete redesign of the user-facing dashboard in our SaaS product. At this point, I did not know a thing about UI or UX design, and it was a long and laborious process getting myself to a point where I felt comfortable with it. This ultimately resulted in my creating a complete, working HTML mockup of the dashboard (which was sort of sliced and diced before it got to the final product, but the essence was still there).

My wish would have been to do quite a bit of restructuring within the dashboard and the general user experience/flow, based on a lot of feedback I'd received or seen while working with customers through our support channels. However, the end product turned into more of a re-skinning of the dashboard, as opposed to a reconstruction of the whole thing, due to complications that may have been caused in the backend with the latter.

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Promotions List

This is the screen that users would see when they initially login, entering into the Promotions section of the dashboard. This lists the promotions they've created, and they can choose to view, edit, etc. from the options here.

Promotion Overview Page

This is the main page of an individual promotion (in this case, a Sweepstakes), which gives a quick peek at the status, and the stats, of any chosen promotion within the user's dashboard.

Promotion Edit Page

A look behind the scenes of the dashboard where a user would begin to edit their promotion (also shown a similar screen upon creation of a new promotion). More options for editing further are shown down the sidebar menu.

Poll Post Intro Page

This page I was tasked with setting up for one of our new apps, called Poll Posts. The top section is the same as what is shown on all other apps before you've created your first promotion under that particular type of app (the hero unit). The bottom section is what was unique to this new app, which we decided to include in order to provide some insight as to what the app was for our users.

Business Settings

Here's an example of the "other" side of the dashboard, where users could changes their account settings and admin permissions, including making payments, getting receipts, etc.