Product Designer Lead for a B2B2C influencer–brand marketplace startup

Company
B2B2C Influencer Marketplace Startup
Location
Los Angeles, CA (Remote)
Role
Product Design Lead and Flutterflow Subject Matter Expert (SME)
Tools
Figma and Flutterflow
Duration
1 year and 3 months, May 2023 - Aug 2024
PROJECT
The platform is a mobile-first, two-sided marketplace where brands define campaign parameters and get matched with creators through an algorithm. The booking flow is the critical moment where brands go from browsing to committing to a creator for their campaign.
Challenges
A dense comparison table that broke down on small screens as creator data became granular and unreadable.
A multi-input form that felt like a questionnaire, not a calculator. Brands couldn't see how their choices (budget, reach, creator count) connected.
Inconsistent UI across screens made the flow feel untrustworthy and unfinished.
Design Impact
Leadership Impact
Led a team of 8 designers to design onboarding flows, brand dashboard interfaces, and performance analytics to streamline influencer-brand matchmaking on Figma.
Worked with product managers and engineers to convert Figma screens into a functional Flutterflow app with Supabase backend integration.
Instructed the UX design intern group on how to design web and device responsive screens within Flutterflow within weekly catch-up calls.
FlutterFlow is a visual development platform used to build native iOS, Android, and web applications. Because the design interface is vastly different than Figma, it was necessary for me to teach UX design interns how to replicate the Figma wireframes into FlutterFlow screens. This design transfer process allowed backend and supabase engineers to code a functional beta app through FlutterFlow. Replication required weekly meetings to first revise the Figma wireframes to match a standardized design system, and then future tutorial workshops on the specific controls of FlutterFlow.

design decisions
Calculator Input Redesign
The new design transforms the form from a long questionnaire into an interactive calculator that provides immediate feedback and helps users understand the relationship between budget, reach, and creator count.
Swiping Card Comparison
By shifting to a horizontal, swipeable card system, the design prioritizes readability and progressive disclosure, allowing users to focus on one creator at a time while maintaining a clear mental model for comparison. This interaction pattern also aligns with familiar mobile behaviors, making the experience more intuitive and efficient.
Tradeoff:
This approach prioritizes clarity and decision speed over dense data visibility, trading off breadth of information for improved usability on mobile.
Product FLOW

Final design



