Bridge Signal
Web and Mobile Application
Project Overview
Headset is a successful cannabis data driven B2B that is launching a new mobile and desktop app to stay competitive in a emerging industry. Bridge Signal is a product that bridges the gap between sales teams and inventory managers.
Role
UX/UI Designer
Team
Jewel Loree- Director of Product Management
Abel Olmos- Product Manager
Problem
In the rapidly growing cannabis industry, businesses face challenges in staying updated with the latest trends and developments. Additionally, finding new markets and customers poses difficulties for businesses operating in this sector.
The proposed app would offer a number of benefits for cannabis businesses.
The app would help businesses to:
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Keep track of the latest trends and developments in the industry
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Find new markets and customers
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Connect with other businesses in the industry
Audience
User Persona- Need Identification
User Testing
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Conducted preliminary A/B testing on filter boxes to determine most valuable filter options
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Selected 2 interview subjects per each User Persona to gather insight on needs specific to Bridge Signal use cases.
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Initial design were placed in a sandbox dev area in order to conduct user testing in more depth.
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Feature requests were gathered anonymously and grouped by their appropriate user persona and were used to create a feature launch plan.
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Initial trials resulted into 65% sign up once product launched.
Project Timeline
Finding the Solution
The proposed cannabis industry app would address these challenges by providing businesses with a comprehensive assessment of their market area. The app would include data on the latest trends and developments in the industry, as well as data on potential customers and competitors. The app would also allow businesses to connect with other businesses in the industry.
Filter Design Progression
Mobile Friendly
Web Design
Finalization
Product Launched August 2022
2 months after concept meeting and team assemblance. Initial launch included an activity feed and upsell pages. Feature launches were mapped on a timeline for the rest of 2022-2023.
Conclusion
The proposed cannabis industry app would be a valuable resource for cannabis businesses. The app would help businesses to stay ahead of the competition and to grow their businesses.
Here is an example of how the app could be used by a cannabis business:
A cannabis business could use the app to assess the market area in their city. The app would provide data on the number of cannabis businesses in the city, the types of cannabis products that are popular, and the prices of cannabis products. The business could use this data to make decisions about their own business, such as what products to sell and how to price them.
The app could also be used by a cannabis business to find new markets. The app would provide data on the number of cannabis consumers in different cities, the types of cannabis products that are popular in different cities, and the prices of cannabis products in different cities. The business could use this data to identify new markets where they could sell their products.
The app could also be used by a cannabis business to connect with other businesses in the industry. The app would allow businesses to create profiles, post jobs, and connect with other businesses in the industry. This would allow businesses to find new partners, suppliers, and customers.