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OVERVIEW
As the Senior UX Designer at Amazon, I led the creation of a comprehensive design system for the company’s career site. With the goal of enhancing consistency, usability, and scalability, this system was built to support over 1,400 pages—each tailored to meet the needs of a diverse global audience exploring career opportunities at Amazon.
2022 – Present
Research
UX / Wireframing
Workflow Mapping
Prototyping
UI Design
Accessibility
Design QA
A system under strain…
Situation
Amazon’s career site served over 100 million users annually but was costly, inconsistent, and hard to evolve. Accessibility issues, poor mobile UX, and outdated design patterns led to a fragmented experience—hurting user engagement and talent acquisition.
LEGACY DESIGN
AWS HOME PAGE
Designing for impact.
Task
Design a scalable system with a new CMS partner to help page owners easily build consistent, responsive, and accessible pages—without relying on developers.
Turning ideas into outcomes.
Actions
DISCOVERY → DESIGN → COLLABORATION
DISCOVERY
Site Audit & Information Architecture
Conducted a full audit to identify design inconsistencies and patterns. Worked with content writers to build a clear site map, improving structure and content discoverability.
DESIGN
Design System Development
Built a flexible, accessible design system with 35+ reusable modules. It streamlined development, ensured visual consistency, and accelerated the product rollout.
COLLABORATION
Cross-Functional Workflow
Worked closely with writers, CMS partners, and developers to integrate content, map data structures, and launch the design system smoothly from concept to deployment.
Results
Pilot success
Launched two pilot pages to validate the flexibility and functionality of the new modular system.
Scalable system
Built 30+ reusable modules, enabling teams to create accessible, responsive pages without developer support.
Team enablement
Empowered writers, designers, and product owners to build and manage pages independently—improving collaboration and reducing bottlenecks.
Full rollout