UI/UX Design for People Impact Platform

Transforming employee engagement through intuitive, ethical UI/UX design—with a focus on accessibility and sustainability.

the Product

  • Project Overview

    For 1.5 years at Ennova, I worked as a UI/UX Designer on the People Impact Platform—a data-driven tool that helps organizations enhance employee engagement through real-time feedback, analytics, and actionable insights. My role focused on designing intuitive interfaces, scalable user flows, and inclusive experiences for HR professionals, managers, and employees, ensuring the platform empowered organizations to act on engagement data.

  • About Contour Design

    Ennova is a platform vendor that merges data intelligence with human behavior insights to improve workplace culture. Their People Impact Platform enables organizations to gather real-time feedback, analyze trends, and take data-driven actions to foster collaboration, innovation, and employee well-being.

  • My role

    UI/UX Designer (1.5 years)

    • Designed core modules (HR, LeadUp, Team Talk, Team Dialogue Meetings, Whistleblowing).
    • Created user flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity mockups for 6+ stakeholder roles (HR, managers, employees, C-level, admins).
    • Advocated for accessibility (WCAG standards) and digital sustainability, presenting research to leadership.
    • Collaborated in an agile environment with cross-functional teams (developers, product managers).
    • Contributed to the platform’s design system (colors, UI components, responsive layouts).
  • Key Challenges
    1. Scaling User Roles: The platform evolved from 3 initial roles to 6+ stakeholder types, each requiring tailored experiences.
    2. Sensitive Data Flows: Designing whistleblowing questionnaires and Team Dialogue Meetings demanded privacy, clarity, and user trust.
    3. Agile Iterations: Delivering an MVP in 1 year while maintaining usability and scalability.
    4. Ethical Design Advocacy: Integrating accessibility and sustainability into an enterprise product.
  • Outcomes & Impact
    • Scalable Design System: Supported 6+ user roles with clear, intuitive flows.
    • Trusted Sensitive Flows: Whistleblowing and Team Dialogue features built on privacy and user empowerment.
    • Organizational Change: Sustainability research adopted by leadership for future practices.
    • User-Centric Ethos: Every design decision prioritized clarity, accessibility, and ethical impact.
  • Key takeaways
    • Design for Empathy: Sensitive features (e.g., whistleblowing) taught me the importance of trust and psychological safety in UX.
    • Scalability Matters: Designing for multiple stakeholder roles reinforced the need for flexible, modular systems.
    • Advocate for Values: Researching accessibility and sustainability showed how design can drive organizational ethics.
    • Agile Collaboration: Working in sprints with cross-functional teams highlighted the value of iteration and alignment.
    • Impact Over Aesthetics: The most meaningful designs solve real problems—not just visual ones.

At Ennova, I learned that great design isn’t just about creating beautiful interfaces - it’s about empowering people. Whether through data visualization, sensitive feedback tools, or ethical advocacy, my work aimed to make the workplace more human, inclusive, and actionable.

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UI/UX Design for People Impact Platform

Transforming employee engagement through intuitive, ethical UI/UX design—with a focus on accessibility and sustainability.

the Product

  • Project Overview

    For 1.5 years at Ennova, I worked as a UI/UX Designer on the People Impact Platform—a data-driven tool that helps organizations enhance employee engagement through real-time feedback, analytics, and actionable insights. My role focused on designing intuitive interfaces, scalable user flows, and inclusive experiences for HR professionals, managers, and employees, ensuring the platform empowered organizations to act on engagement data.

  • About Contour Design

    Ennova is a platform vendor that merges data intelligence with human behavior insights to improve workplace culture. Their People Impact Platform enables organizations to gather real-time feedback, analyze trends, and take data-driven actions to foster collaboration, innovation, and employee well-being.

  • My role

    UI/UX Designer (1.5 years)

    • Designed core modules (HR, LeadUp, Team Talk, Team Dialogue Meetings, Whistleblowing).
    • Created user flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity mockups for 6+ stakeholder roles (HR, managers, employees, C-level, admins).
    • Advocated for accessibility (WCAG standards) and digital sustainability, presenting research to leadership.
    • Collaborated in an agile environment with cross-functional teams (developers, product managers).
    • Contributed to the platform’s design system (colors, UI components, responsive layouts).
  • Key Challenges
    1. Scaling User Roles: The platform evolved from 3 initial roles to 6+ stakeholder types, each requiring tailored experiences.
    2. Sensitive Data Flows: Designing whistleblowing questionnaires and Team Dialogue Meetings demanded privacy, clarity, and user trust.
    3. Agile Iterations: Delivering an MVP in 1 year while maintaining usability and scalability.
    4. Ethical Design Advocacy: Integrating accessibility and sustainability into an enterprise product.
  • Outcomes & Impact
    • Scalable Design System: Supported 6+ user roles with clear, intuitive flows.
    • Trusted Sensitive Flows: Whistleblowing and Team Dialogue features built on privacy and user empowerment.
    • Organizational Change: Sustainability research adopted by leadership for future practices.
    • User-Centric Ethos: Every design decision prioritized clarity, accessibility, and ethical impact.
  • Key takeaways
    • Design for Empathy: Sensitive features (e.g., whistleblowing) taught me the importance of trust and psychological safety in UX.
    • Scalability Matters: Designing for multiple stakeholder roles reinforced the need for flexible, modular systems.
    • Advocate for Values: Researching accessibility and sustainability showed how design can drive organizational ethics.
    • Agile Collaboration: Working in sprints with cross-functional teams highlighted the value of iteration and alignment.
    • Impact Over Aesthetics: The most meaningful designs solve real problems—not just visual ones.

At Ennova, I learned that great design isn’t just about creating beautiful interfaces - it’s about empowering people. Whether through data visualization, sensitive feedback tools, or ethical advocacy, my work aimed to make the workplace more human, inclusive, and actionable.