Bard.

Together with the HUGE team’s product manager and other designer colleagues, I was able to better understand the brief, the initial proposal for the Bards experience, and the end goal.

The challenge was to define all the use cases needed for the whole experience we wanted to offer and create key master components that are easily customizable for the Google design team. Keeping in mind that we needed room to grow since this is a scalable product and there would be a lot of upcoming new features.

We created the library considering all the states needed, possible scenarios, and viewports for light and dark mode.

The Bard Core UX production deliverables were the main design kit composed of more than 50 customizable components for Google designers to use on their daily basics and all the marketing assets needed for the upcoming creation of the social media campaign.

There is ongoing preparation and maintenance work for the Figma files still going at the moment. I’d say that the best thing about this project in particular is the challenge of designing for designers having easy customization and scalability in top of mind.

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