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Arista Networks · 2024
Integrating workflows across different products
01 · The project
As acquisitions happen between companies, the products that come with them have to evolve to fit. In this case, a new workflow derived from an acquired product was identified as a strong fit for the existing user flow for network operators. I was brought on to design and deliver this end-to-end experience — from onboarding, to managing, to querying recording devices.
As the sole UX designer, I was responsible for the creative direction, from user research and concept development through to prototyping and implementation. I worked closely with cross-functional teams, including product managers, developers, and stakeholders, to keep the design process collaborative and inclusive.
02 · My Role
As one of the designers working on initial Recorder Node project, I was the perfect candidate to bridge the design workflows and systems between the two products, bringing that same experience over to CloudVision.
As a result, I was responsible for the creative direction, from user research and concept development through to prototyping and implementation, while also collaborating between two teams with two vastly different design systems and processses. I worked closely with cross-functional teams, including product managers, developers, and stakeholders, to keep the design process collaborative and inclusive.
Some of this project's design process touches on sensitive product information, so what's shown below is the surface layer: the workflows and final mockups I delivered.
If you'd like the in-depth analysis with research artifacts, iteration history, decisions, and trade-offs, feel free to reach out and I'll walk you through it.
Get in touch03 · Query workflow
Below are snippets of the querying workflow, which lets operators identify details of network traffic within a specific time range and against their own specifications.
04 · Recording sessions
Recording sessions live on a spectrum of states — idle, scheduled, recording, paused, completed. The session table and its state animations make the current status, and what's about to happen next, obvious at a glance.
05 · Dashboard
The dashboard surfaces the state of each Recorder Node — system details, recording status, storage capacity, and health metrics — so operators can spot anything that needs attention without drilling into each device.
06 · Outcome
[Placeholder] A short note on how the redesign landed — adoption, internal feedback, anything you can share about how operators have used the new flow.
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