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● B2B · Retail technology2025 · Confidential product · Abstracted case
SpacefyAI
from concept to product.
A private AI-assisted retail planning product shaped across product ownership, experience design and frontend development.
My roleProduct owner · Product designer · Frontend developer
AccessCompany-led demos only
01 / Project
A complex tool.
Made workable.
SpacefyAI is a company-delivered product for specialist retail workflows. My work connected product direction, UX decisions and frontend implementation, helping move the idea toward a coherent tool that could be demonstrated, tested and developed further.
Industry
Retail technology
Product type
Private B2B platform
Role
Product · Design · Frontend
Availability
Through company demo
02 / Challenge
Structure before polish.
The challenge was not simply designing screens. It was defining how a specialist, data-heavy service should behave while the product itself was still taking shape.
Turn an early concept into an understandable product structure
Balance specialist workflows with an approachable interface
Create reusable patterns for a product expected to evolve
Keep product, design and frontend decisions aligned
Abstracted system mapScroll to activate · No product data
Space model / Sector A-03
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Coverage86
Operational structure mapped
Reusable patterns12
Shared interaction foundations
Product lenses03
Ownership · Design · Frontend
03 / Product thinking
Decisions over
decoration.
The product itself remains confidential. These abstracted artefacts show how I connected business goals, user needs, interface decisions and implementation without exposing proprietary workflows or technology.
Product owner
Priority · Scope · Value
Product designer
Flow · Clarity · System
Frontend developer
Feasibility · Build · Iterate
One product
context
context
01
Need
What operational problem matters?
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Model
How should the workflow behave?
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Prototype
Can the idea be understood quickly?
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Build
Can it work within real constraints?
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Learn
What should change next?
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Make complexity legible
Organise specialist work without oversimplifying it.
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Design for repetition
Turn repeated actions into predictable product patterns.
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Prioritise the next decision
Help users understand what matters now.
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Build to learn
Use implementation to test and improve product assumptions.
04 / Process
01
Frame the product
Translated an emerging business concept into a product structure, prioritised workflows and a practical delivery roadmap.
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Model complex workflows
Turned specialist retail-planning tasks into understandable screens, states and repeatable actions.
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Design the interface
Created the information architecture and UI patterns for data-heavy operational work.
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Build the frontend
Implemented core interface flows and continuously aligned product decisions with technical constraints.
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Validate and iterate
Used internal feedback and demos to refine priorities, terminology and interaction patterns.
05 / Key features
Repeatable templates
Reusable structures reduce repetitive setup across planning tasks.
Operational overview
Clear status and activity views support everyday decision-making.
Scalable foundation
A modular interface supports the product as workflows and roles evolve.
06 / Outcome
One person.
Three lenses.
The strongest outcome was the connection between product strategy, interface design and implementation. Decisions could move from an operational need to a designed and working frontend flow without losing context between disciplines.
Working
frontend flows ready for internal demos
Reusable
patterns for evolving specialist workflows
Aligned
product, design and technical decisions
07 / Reflection
Working across ownership, design and frontend taught me to treat every interface decision as a product decision.
This case also reflects an important professional constraint: a strong portfolio does not need to expose confidential work. It can communicate responsibility, complexity and judgement while protecting the product and its clients.
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