michele erin clarke

To help the user enter a correct address, I designed an experience that supports current location, recent locations, and nearby places as the user searches. Once an address is selected, a map displays the location. For saved records, quick access to directions and time-to-destination is available.

When new team members are invited, they receive an email with a link to activate their account and create a password. For enterprise level security, the app has strict password requirements, which can often be difficult for people.

To help the user, the design ensured that all password requirements are easily visible. If any requirements are missed, they are explicitly identified to help the user fix. And of course, success is celebrated.

First of all, a date widget should always come with a calendar. I feel that is essential to a good user experience. When selecting a date we often think "next Monday" and then with the aid of a calendar, identify that as Feb 15.

That being said, since Apple does not support this by default in code, it is always extra work to develop into an app. This was not our top priority at the time, so my design of the date widget aimed to still help the user a much as possible.

The standard date picker opens up directly below the field, with the day of the week displayed. As such, it is possible for near-term dates to scroll the picker to select "next Monday".

In designing the link widget, I pulled heavily on personal experience and customer needs. Aside from the sites we visit most often (e.g. google.com, bbc.com), we may not remember the exact URL since it is so easy to search for it. If the link is to a sub-page, it is often impossible to remember due to the length. The primary mPath customers use it for Asset Management, with links to the product specifications online. These are long, complex URLs that can only be added via copy/past.

With this in mind, I incorporated google search into the widget. Instead of switching over to Safari, searching, copying the URL, and then switching back to mPath to paste, this design allows you to search right from the app and then simply tap "Use Link".

Many of our customers, especially those in Datacenters, have a lot of data to track. In order to find a record, customers rely on search and filtering.

For this feature I designed the Studio portion and assisted Aaron in the design on the iPhone. My key contribution to iPhone was always showing a dynamic counter of how many records would display as you added / removed filter criteria. As such, when you finally hit "Done" to apply the filters, you will already know how many records will display.

This can be especially helpful in scenarios where the combination of filters selected results in zero or few results. (This is not a new design, and I must give much credit to VRBO over the years for doing this well as I searched for places to stay.)

Redesign of the white label mobile banking app. The app has a 4.7 star average rating across 500+ small banks & credit unions.

Redesign of the white label Android banking app that services 500+ small banks & credit unions.