EasyGo started as 1 week long project the User Experience Design Immersive bootcamp I attended back in 2019. The initial project was meant to set foundations for doing research with deliverables such as a story board and user journey map, ending with sketches of screens, which were used as paper prototypes. I have all the original research and will be updating into more digestible and presentable deliverables. Not only so I can display them on my portfolio with confidence, but because I will be using it as part of the next steps! Segue into..

I have completed the first iteration of my designs in Figma. A very basic prototype can be viewed here:

My next steps are to take all the contextual documents, along with the screens designed in Figma, and create a working prototype. I will likely add a 3rd party framework such as React or Vue, and then focus on testing and reiterating. From there, I’m hoping I can get this hosted and up and running, for real!

With the first iteration of the screens done, I have begun adding context in form of different docs that I can feed into Claude. This includes a project outline of PM deliverables. This also includes an improved research doc based on the user interviews, as well as a new research report. I have also started a design system for EasyGo. The beginning documentation of the design system, along with the Project Outline can be found below as part of my github.

Stay tuned! I will slowly start adding more updates here, and on my blog.

Creating tokens, creating components guidelines, and using Claude to create documentation.

Using Figma MCP to connect to Claude, creating research and PM docs, and creating gameplan for Claude process.

Setting up Claude Code, VS Code, Github, and vibe coding the app based on all research docs, PM docs, and any other artifacts.

EasyGo started as 1 week long project the User Experience Design Immersive bootcamp I attended back in 2019. The initial project was meant to set foundations for doing research with deliverables such as a story board and user journey map, ending with sketches of screens, which were used as paper prototypes. I have all the original research and will be updating into more digestible and presentable deliverables. Not only so I can display them on my portfolio with confidence, but because I will be using it as part of the next steps! Segue into..

I have completed the first iteration of my designs in Figma. A very basic prototype can be viewed here:

My next steps are to take all the contextual documents, along with the screens designed in Figma, and create a working prototype. I will likely add a 3rd party framework such as React or Vue, and then focus on testing and reiterating. From there, I’m hoping I can get this hosted and up and running, for real!

With the first iteration of the screens done, I have begun adding context in form of different docs that I can feed into Claude. This includes a project outline of PM deliverables. This also includes an improved research doc based on the user interviews, as well as a new research report. I have also started a design system for EasyGo. The beginning documentation of the design system, along with the Project Outline can be found below as part of my github.

Stay tuned! I will slowly start adding more updates here, and on my blog.

Design System Process (coming soon)

Creating tokens, creating components guidelines, and using Claude to create documentation.

Figma <--> Claude Process (coming soon)

Using Figma MCP to connect to Claude, creating research and PM docs, and creating gameplan for Claude process.

Claude Code Process (coming soon)

Setting up Claude Code, VS Code, Github, and vibe coding the app based on all research docs, PM docs, and any other artifacts.