UX/UI Strategy Experience Content Design

Long-form learning,
short-form world

EE LearnSmart

Client EE
Type Project Engagement
Role Lead Product Designer
Disciplines UX/UI, Strategy, Content Design

A platform built for short-form content suddenly needed to hold something much longer.

EE LearnSmart's kids platform was built for short-form content — reels and bite-sized learning videos. When a new partnership with Apprentice Nation was confirmed, the client needed a way to surface long-form content in the hub, and they needed it fast.

Rather than trying to solve everything at once under time pressure, a phased approach would deliver an immediate solution for the client while creating space to design something more considered for the future.

EE research and discovery work

With just 2.5 days to deliver, I took a strategic view and proposed a two-phase approach.

Phase 1 focused on getting something live quickly. We designed a dedicated partner page introducing the Apprentice Nation partnership, with long-form content linking out to their site directly. Not a perfect long-term solution, but a considered and transparent one that kept users informed while buying time for something better.

Phase 2 was where the real opportunity emerged. We identified that the structure of existing landing pages could be adapted to hold both long and short-form content, allowing us to build a new hub for older kids without starting from scratch. By replicating and extending existing components, we created a scalable solution that worked within the existing system.

EE design work EE prototype
EE final designs

A strategic approach that solved an immediate problem while laying the groundwork for a bigger opportunity.

2.5 Days to solution
2 Phases created

Toyota

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