My Role:
Sole Lead Product Designer
Team:
Engineering Lead, Product Manager, 4 Engineers
Date:
2020
Tools Used:
Figma, Miro, Usertesting.com, Full Story
Design Methods
User Research, Wireframing, UX Design, UI Design, Prototyping,
Impact
Decrease in customer acquisition time, winner of the market, and eventual $145,000,000 Acquisition
DivvyCloud is an app that allows companies to view their multiple cloud accounts (AWS, Google Cloud, Azure etc.) in one place, assess them against a set of rules, and set up policies to automatically fix any rule violations
During the cloud migration boom (~2012), the multiple benefits of transferring data from on-site servers to the cloud became widespread and companies were eager to jump on board. This was a less complicated process for newer and smaller companies, so they were early adopters and in turn most of DivvyCloud’s early users.
Following the cloud boom came the first wave of major data leaks and security breaches, which caused larger and established companies to become more hesitant about cloud migration and therefore DivvyCloud.
Designed low-fi versions of what was shaping out to be a dashboard and set up calls with customers regularly to get feedback as well as with internal team members, which informed each iteration
Articles about the Acquisition