Cayuse

Introduction

Played a contributory role in helping to develop a comprehensive suite of Software as a Service (SaaS) applications for Cayuse. Aimed at scientists and universities, these applications were designed to enhance scientific outcomes by offering a unified data management platform.

Problem

Cayuse’s suite of products is constantly evolving with new acquisitions that needed to be aligned with company brand and updates to existing apps is ongoing. When I was brought on, there were ongoing discussions with customers and stakeholders to identify and address pain points.

Process

Customer Advisory Boards: Actively participated in customer advisory boards. These sessions yielded valuable insights and data from researchers, ensuring the software met their precise requirements.

Collaborative Design: Worked closely with the different UX teams at Cayuse to create a comprehensive experience across various products. This collaborative approach guaranteed a consistent experience across products.

Design System: Updating and refining Cayuse’s design system was important to this project. New design elements needed to work across a wide range of functions.

Technology Integration: Finding creative solutions to brand third-party components allowed for cost savings and more rapid deployment schedules.

Wireframe Designs and Prototypes: Responsible for crafting wireframe designs and prototypes, which presented and reviewed.

Design Workshops and Presentations: Participated in design workshops where ideas were presented to the team

High-Resolution Designs: Strong contributor for the creation of high-resolution designs, translating concepts into visually captivating and user-centric interfaces.

Result

Through focused collaboration, I helped improve several products at Cayuse, working with customers, designers, and stakeholders to improve systems and maintain brand standards.

Improved Science Outcomes: The SaaS suite has a profound impact on the scientific community. During my time here, I was able to help shape the evolution of these products.