Our solution was centered around mobile and extended to augmented reality, in-store kiosks, push notifications, voice, and web. We began creating and iterating on early and future concepts in Figma that would further the quality of T-Mobile's digital ecosystem. I led the visual design work, mobile concepting, and prototyping.
A modular design, with a shared design system, can display increasingly relevant content and offers based on the user profile. As shown in the mockup, a Magenta plan user needs to track data consumption (across their family, perhaps), something irrelevant to Max customers. Modular design can also account for relevant, and tailored, marketing communications and offers.
A modular design, with a shared design system, can display increasingly relevant content and offers based on the user profile. As shown in the mockup, a Magenta plan user needs to track data consumption (across their family, perhaps), something irrelevant to Max customers. Modular design can also account for relevant, and tailored, marketing communications and offers.
The new flagship app would be intentionally architected for reusability across products – common functionality will be bundled into libraries for features like identity, profile, and shared UI components. This shared library portfolio yields a massively increased velocity while consolidating technical complexity across the enterprise.
The new flagship app would be intentionally architected for reusability across products – common functionality will be bundled into libraries for features like identity, profile, and shared UI components. This shared library portfolio yields a massively increased velocity while consolidating technical complexity across the enterprise.
Imagine if T-Mobile was the only network that helped competitor customers navigate the sea of plan options and find the scenario that’s best for them! New kiosks could guide curious prospects through quizzes, ingesting their historical usage data and illustrating all the deals & services they could get at T-Mobile to best fit their lifestyle.
Imagine if T-Mobile was the only network that helped competitor customers navigate the sea of plan options and find the scenario that’s best for them! New kiosks could guide curious prospects through quizzes, ingesting their historical usage data and illustrating all the deals & services they could get at T-Mobile to best fit their lifestyle.
Imagine if T-Mobile was the only network that helped competitor customers navigate the sea of plan options and find the scenario that’s best for them! New kiosks could guide curious prospects through quizzes, ingesting their historical usage data and illustrating all the deals & services they could get at T-Mobile to best fit their lifestyle.
Imagine if T-Mobile was the only network that helped competitor customers navigate the sea of plan options and find the scenario that’s best for them! New kiosks could guide curious prospects through quizzes, ingesting their historical usage data and illustrating all the deals & services they could get at T-Mobile to best fit their lifestyle.
Imagine if T-Mobile was the only network that helped competitor customers navigate the sea of plan options and find the scenario that’s best for them! New kiosks could guide curious prospects through quizzes, ingesting their historical usage data and illustrating all the deals & services they could get at T-Mobile to best fit their lifestyle.
Through light predictive computing, T Mobile could make unexpected dark zoes a thing of the past. For customers with long trips, T-Mobile could send push notifications to let customers know when they'll likely lose service, when they’ll get back online, or where to go in an emergency.
Through light predictive computing, T Mobile could make unexpected dark zoes a thing of the past. For customers with long trips, T-Mobile could send push notifications to let customers know when they'll likely lose service, when they’ll get back online, or where to go in an emergency.
Through light predictive computing, T Mobile could make unexpected dark zones a thing of the past. For customers with long trips, T-Mobile could send push notifications to let customers know when they'll likely lose service, when they’ll get back online, or where to go in an emergency.
Through light predictive computing, T Mobile could make unexpected dark zoes a thing of the past. For customers with long trips, T-Mobile could send push notifications to let customers know when they'll likely lose service, when they’ll get back online, or where to go in an emergency.
How might T-Mobile let customers visually see and improve their life’s connectivity? How might Augmented Reality help customers optimize their Work From Home life?
Through light predictive computing, T Mobile could make unexpected dark zoes a thing of the past. For customers with long trips, T-Mobile could send push notifications to let customers know when they'll likely lose service, when they’ll get back online, or where to go in an emergency.
Through light predictive computing, T Mobile could make unexpected dark zones a thing of the past. For customers with long trips, T-Mobile could send push notifications to let customers know when they'll likely lose service, when they’ll get back online, or where to go in an emergency.
Through light predictive computing, T Mobile could make unexpected dark zoes a thing of the past. For customers with long trips, T-Mobile could send push notifications to let customers know when they'll likely lose service, when they’ll get back online, or where to go in an emergency.