Community Outreach Opportunity Page
Role UX/UI Designer
Tools Figma
Team Developers, Product Managers, UX/UI Team
Project Overview
The Community Outreach (CO) feature was designed to give site users a centralized and streamlined view of their outreach efforts. The goal was to create a consolidated experience where users could view, edit, and track opportunities, materials distributed, and participant funnel progress—all from one intuitive interface.
Problem
Previously, Community Outreach efforts were scattered and lacked a standardized UI. Users had no easy way to view or edit outreach opportunities, log distributed materials, or track participant engagement in one place. There was a clear need for a more cohesive and dynamic interface tailored to different types of outreach.
Process
Conducted discovery with stakeholders to define key goals and user needs.
Created wireframes and user flows based on different opportunity types (Event, Location, Referral Provider).
Designed the detail page with Tailwind CSS standards to ensure visual and functional consistency.
Worked closely with developers to implement dynamic field rendering based on selected opportunity type.
Incorporated editable fields for status, notes, and comments.
Designed and tested a funnel grid that dynamically displays participant progress.
Included a materials log section to track distributed resources tied to each CO opportunity.
Key Features
Consolidated Grid View: Displays all CO opportunities for a specific study.
Editable Detail Page: Users can view and edit general information, set status, add comments, and log materials.
Dynamic Fields: Field visibility and editability changes based on opportunity type (Event, Location, or Referral Provider).
Custom Fields: Admin-defined custom fields integrated into layout.
Participant Funnel Grid: Tracks and displays real-time participant progression from outreach.
Outcome & Learning
The redesigned interface improved site engagement with Community Outreach tools and reduced user confusion. By tailoring fields to opportunity type and surfacing key participant data in a single screen, the workflow became significantly more efficient. This project also strengthened cross-functional collaboration between design and engineering, ensuring UI consistency and accessibility throughout the platform.