
Expectations from a Designer
Jobs to Be Done (JTBD)
JTBD is a method that focuses on the tasks or goals customers want to accomplish. It helps teams understand why people use a product by identifying the “job” the product is hired to do. This approach shifts the focus from features to solving real customer needs.

Site Map of Mercuary Marine
I highlighted the pages in yellow color that were my responsibility to design during the first sprint of the project.

Below is the screenflow that focuses only on JTBD in this phase of work.

Low Fidelity Wires
I partnered with a UX Resercher and we created low fidelity wires prior to showcasing the distilled high-fidelity pages to the clients. This helped us ground our thoughts before rapid production in our sprint.

High Fidelity Wires
I partnered with a UX Resercher and we created low fidelity wires prior to showcasing the distilled high-fidelity pages to the clients. This helped us ground our thoughts before rapid production in our sprint.


Wizard Build Your Own Boat
A wizard-style engine helps users navigate Mercury Marine’s complex product lineup by guiding them through key inputs like boat type, usage, and horsepower. This reduces cognitive load and minimizes engine–boat mismatches. The flow below demonstrates how guided decision-making improves confidence, speeds selection, and increases lead quality.


Announcement Widget & Subtle Product Animations
This video showcases an auto-scrolling announcement widget with optional manual control, alongside subtle product hover animations that bring the engines to life through refined motion details.
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