Hi, I'm Jawid Elyacy, UI/UX Designer.With over 15 years of experience in this field, I create designs where I combine user needs, business goals and technical feasibilities to enhance customer experiences. Check out my work below or if you would like to learn more about my work experience, visit my LinkedIn page.
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Shelf Price AuditDeloitte StudiosThe Shelf Price Audit application is a mobile application used by store associate primarily to update prices of items, print shelf tags on the mobile printer and update templates for tags.
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PIT InspectionDeloitte StudiosAt Deloitte Studios, I designed the experience for Powered Industrial Trucks (PIT), an associate-facing application that allowed for users to inspect PIT vehicles and submit the report of their inspections. My efforts enabled store associates to perform disparate actions from a central hub and provided a contextual process for performing the inspections and accessing reports.
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Task ManagerDeloitte StudiosI designed the experience for Task Manager, an associate productivity and store operations product, which allowed store leaders to manage labor, deliveries, tasks and store operations.
This project was featured in Progressive Grocer. Read More |
Request for InformationWells FargoAt Wells Fargo, I designed the digital experience for streamlining business customers' verification of their corporate information needs. I used the Wells Fargo design systems to build the application's designs. This was shown to save considerable time, eliminate paperwork and manual signatures through the use of e-signatures.
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ECHO Refunds TransferAlbertsonsThe ECHO tool was an internal tool that allowed CSR agents to respond promptly to escalated tasks, approve/reject refund requests based on intelligent insights and view reports of past transactions.
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Mobile WalletBank of AmericaI created designs for a standalone payment application by working with dev managers, business owners and other designers. This was an Android application that utilized proximity payments technology to enable for faster and more secure transactions with merchants and online stores.
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Fast TrackBank of AmericaI designed the structure and user flows for the Fast Track tool in which users can order cashier's checks, foreign currency and change order.
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Customer Profile EngagementBank of AmericaAt Bank of America, I led the design efforts to develop an end-to-end experience for updating user profiles and responding to urgent alerts.
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EricaBank of AmericaAt Bank of America, I worked on the Erica AI, an artificial intelligent application that was coupled with the consumer mobile app. Erica provided machine learning capabilities by allowing user to speak directly with Erica for many mobile banking needs.
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Single Service Card ExperienceBank of AmericaThe Single Service Card experience was borne out of the need to provide banking features that are in context to what kinds of tasks users perform on the online banking channel. In essence, we strived to understand what primary tasks were important to users and what they would typically do thru online banking.
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SEPTA ApplicationBank of AmericaAt Bank of America, I designed the flows and mockups of SEPTA. a developer-focused internal Web application. This application was a dashboard style application that provided mini dashboards by which users can view critical indicators such as unit testing, code coverage and functional testing. It provided active modules view, trends and the ability to drill down to data grids of specific active modules.
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SmartDriveMercedes-Benz Research and Development, NAAt Mercedes-Benz, I worked on the third-generation version of the SmartDrive tool, which was an all-in-one mobile app that was integrated into the Smart brand of cars. It allowed the driver to interact with infotainment features such as navigation, music, guidebook and eco drive. By developing the app as an in-vehicle tool, we considered challenges of visual design considerations and safety aspects that were critical to SmartDrive.
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Google Design Exercise - Pet AdoptionDuring the Google interview process; I passed the technical interview phase and was asked to complete a design exercise. I decided to create a pet adoption experience in a mobile channel. The challenge was to create a real-world product and provide the rationale behind each step of the design process.
The steps included analyzing the gaps in the pet adoption market to researching people's expectations and challenges with competitor products to designing high-fidelity mockups using existing patterns. |