From MVP to Ecosystem: Redesigning the Oscr AI Experience

Streamlining the research-to-publish workflow for global content creators through a three-tiered UX strategy.

My Role

UX Design Intern (End-to-End: User Research, Strategy, UI Design)

UX Design Intern (End-to-End: User Research, Strategy, UI Design)

Team

1 Designer (Me), Founder (PM/Stakeholder), Engineering Team

1 Designer (Me), Founder (PM/Stakeholder), Engineering Team

Company

Oscr AI: Transform Any Content into a Blog or Social Post in Seconds.

Oscr AI: Transform Any Content into a Blog or Social Post in Seconds.

Tools

Figma, Google Meet (Remote Testing), Notion

Figma, Google Meet (Remote Testing), Notion

Introduction

Evolving an AI MVP into a Professional Workflow Tool

Oscr AI is a generative AI platform that empowers influencers and professionals to turn raw research into polished LinkedIn and blog posts. Following a successful launch and rapid user growth, the platform faced a critical challenge: the initial MVP features could no longer support the complex, evolving needs of its power users. My mission was to reimagine the user experience, transforming Oscr AI from a simple writing tool into a comprehensive content intelligence platform.

What I did

I transformed ambiguous product requests into a structured design strategy by connecting user insights with business priorities.

Stakeholder Interviews

Conducted stakeholder interviews with the Founder (a power user) to align on long-term vision and clarify feature trade-offs.

Qualitative Data Analysis

Synthesized hundreds of support emails to identify systemic workflow friction rather than isolated feature requests.

Roadmap Survey Analysis

Analyzed 100+ roadmap survey responses and translated voting data into actionable prioritization insights.

Remote Contextual Inquiry

Led remote contextual inquiry sessions across Mexico, China, and Japan, uncovering pre-app research behaviors that directly informed the redesign of the Discovery workflow.

End-to-End Ownership

I bridged user insights and product strategy to execution, translating research findings into clear design directions and final UI solutions while ensuring alignment with business goals.

Design Solutions

# 1

Solving Discovery Friction Through Research-Led Feature Prioritization

RSS Feed was the top-voted feature in the product roadmap survey and consistently surfaced in user interviews as a major gap in content discovery.

Before

New Feature - Add RSS Feeds

# 2

Elevated Brand Identity to Build Professional Trust

Redesigning the visual identity to match B2B expectations.

# 3

Simplified Information Architecture for Clarity

Organizing scattered features into a unified information structure.

Before

After

# 4

Reduced Cognitive Load Through Visual Hierarchy

Prioritizing what matters through progressive disclosure.

Before

After

Results and Impact

Launched a Research-Driven Feature in 3 Weeks

Partnered with PM and engineers to ship RSS as a core workflow within three weeks, aligning scope, technical constraints, and user priorities through rapid iteration.

Built a Scalable Design Foundation for Long-Term Growth

Established a modular visual system and clearer information architecture, strengthening product trust and ensuring consistency as the platform scales.

Conclusion

Designing for Scalability under Technical Constraints

This project was a masterclass in balancing user desires with technical reality. For instance, while users requested "auto-updating" articles, technical constraints made this unfeasible for the sprint. Instead of ignoring this, I designed the UI layout to be "future-proof," reserving space for this feature to be easily added in later versions. This experience taught me that great UX isn't just about solving today's problems, but laying the groundwork for tomorrow's growth.

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