#circulation-tool

Designing an internal subscriptions tool to streamline subscriber management for the Circulation team

Problem

The Circulation team was responsible for managing over 110,000 subscriptions, using an archaic tool called Multipub. Managing subscriber info was inefficient and lacked functions like searching subscribers, import, and export features.

Goal

Design an internal that improved the circulation team's efficiency with new features while not disrupting the team's daily workflow.

Research: Circulation Team and Multipub

User Interviews

Circulation team

Multipub usage

How Team Currently Used

Identify Pain Points

Identify Key Features

  • Conducted user interviews and observed the Circulation team to gather insights.
  • Focused on understanding how the team used Multipub in their daily activities.
  • Identified pain points and key features that needed to remain in the workflow.

User Flows and card sorting, two of the main ways I synthesized my research

Synthesizing Research and Ideation

5

Main Pain Points

4

Key Features to Keep (and improve)

New User Flow→

Wireframes

Usability Testing

w/ Circulation team & others

  • After interviews and observation, I analyzed the notes to identify patterns in the Circulation team's workflow.
  • The main pain points had to do process, queries, batches, codes, and general usability around editing subscriber data
  • Four key features needed to be kept, but with improved usability: tracking renewals, importing or adding new subscribers, and exporting subscriber info to a publisher.
  • Created an updated user flow and began designing wireframes based on the findings.
  • Conducted usability testing with participants familiar with the lender industry, as well as the Circulation team.

Mockups of a few of the finalized screens of the dashboard

Final Screens Handed off to Dev Team

40

Hi-fi screens & documentation

3

Main Features

Lots of meetings with devs!

  • 3 main features were delivered: main dashboard, Import Tool, and Export Tool
  • After multiple iterations and feedback from project stakeholders and usability testing, I created all necessary screens for the project.
  • Delivered over 40 screens along with detailed documentation in Confluence for the dev team.
  • Collaboration and communication with developers were key in making sure design requirements were met.
  • Reviewed as work was pushed to production.

More mockups of a few of the finalized screens of the dashboard

© Nick Brosas Design 2025

I don't really know what to put in a footer for a portfolio

#circulation-tool

Designing an internal subscriptions tool to streamline subscriber management for the Circulation team

Problem

The Circulation team was responsible for managing over 110,000 subscriptions, using an archaic tool called Multipub. Managing subscriber info was inefficient and lacked functions like searching subscribers, import, and export features.

Goal

Design an internal that improved the circulation team's efficiency with new features while not disrupting the team's daily workflow.

Research: Circulation Team and Multipub

User Interviews

Circulation team

Multipub usage

How Team Currently Used

Identify Pain Points

Identify Key Features

  • Conducted user interviews and observed the Circulation team to gather insights.
  • Focused on understanding how the team used Multipub in their daily activities.
  • Identified pain points and key features that needed to remain in the workflow.

User Flows and card sorting, two of the main ways I synthesized my research

Synthesizing Research and Ideation

5

Main Pain Points

4

Key Features to Keep (and improve)

New User Flow→

Wireframes

Usability Testing

w/ Circulation team & others

  • After interviews and observation, I analyzed the notes to identify patterns in the Circulation team's workflow.
  • The main pain points had to do process, queries, batches, codes, and general usability around editing subscriber data
  • Four key features needed to be kept, but with improved usability: tracking renewals, importing or adding new subscribers, and exporting subscriber info to a publisher.
  • Created an updated user flow and began designing wireframes based on the findings.
  • Conducted usability testing with participants familiar with the lender industry, as well as the Circulation team.

Mockups of a few of the finalized screens of the dashboard

Final Screens Handed off to Dev Team

40

Hi-fi screens & documentation

3

Main Features

Lots of meetings with devs!

  • 3 main features were delivered: main dashboard, Import Tool, and Export Tool
  • After multiple iterations and feedback from project stakeholders and usability testing, I created all necessary screens for the project.
  • Delivered over 40 screens along with detailed documentation in Confluence for the dev team.
  • Collaboration and communication with developers were key in making sure design requirements were met.
  • Reviewed as work was pushed to production.

More mockups of a few of the finalized screens of the dashboard

© Nick Brosas Design 2025

I don't really know what to put in a footer for a portfolio

#circulation-tool

Designing an internal subscriptions tool to streamline subscriber management for the Circulation team

Problem

The Circulation team was responsible for managing over 110,000 subscriptions, using an archaic tool called Multipub. Managing subscriber info was inefficient and lacked functions like searching subscribers, import, and export features.

Goal

Design an internal that improved the circulation team's efficiency with new features while not disrupting the team's daily workflow.

Research: Circulation Team and Multipub

User Interviews

Circulation team

Multipub usage

How Team Currently Used

Identify Pain Points

Identify Key Features

  • Conducted user interviews and observed the Circulation team to gather insights.
  • Focused on understanding how the team used Multipub in their daily activities.
  • Identified pain points and key features that needed to remain in the workflow.

User Flows and card sorting, two of the main ways I synthesized my research

Synthesizing Research and Ideation

5

Main Pain Points

4

Key Features to Keep (and improve)

New User Flow→

Wireframes

Usability Testing

w/ Circulation team & others

  • After interviews and observation, I analyzed the notes to identify patterns in the Circulation team's workflow.
  • The main pain points had to do process, queries, batches, codes, and general usability around editing subscriber data
  • Four key features needed to be kept, but with improved usability: tracking renewals, importing or adding new subscribers, and exporting subscriber info to a publisher.
  • Created an updated user flow and began designing wireframes based on the findings.
  • Conducted usability testing with participants familiar with the lender industry, as well as the Circulation team.

Mockups of a few of the finalized screens of the dashboard

Final Screens Handed off to Dev Team

40

Hi-fi screens & documentation

3

Main Features

Lots of meetings with devs!

  • 3 main features were delivered: main dashboard, Import Tool, and Export Tool
  • After multiple iterations and feedback from project stakeholders and usability testing, I created all necessary screens for the project.
  • Delivered over 40 screens along with detailed documentation in Confluence for the dev team.
  • Collaboration and communication with developers were key in making sure design requirements were met.
  • Reviewed as work was pushed to production.

More mockups of a few of the finalized screens of the dashboard

© Nick Brosas Design 2025

I don't really know what to put in a footer for a portfolio