A identification document storage platform serving the homeless community in Philadelphia.
Keep.id is currently in beta testing with 2 organizations in Philadelphia.
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Overview
I worked as a Product Designer at Keep.id, a non-profit organization that aims to build a safety net around experienced homelessness by providing electronic document storage and complementary features. There, I worked on many different projects ranging from redesigning our website to creating client interface related flows.
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Working at Keep.id was my first experience collaborating with PMs and SWEs in a cross-functional setting. This experience exposed me to what it’s like to tackle my role as a Product Designer while also putting myself in the shoes of PMs and SWEs.
For example, many of my early designs included designs that would make intricate programs that would be difficult for SWEs to create. While I didn’t understand these issues at first, SWEs and PMs helped me better understand why certain designs wouldn’t be feasible. Overall, being a Product Designer at Keep.id helped me learn how I can make a realistic product for the user and one that PMs and SWEs can realistically program.
Before this experience, most of my design experience came from personal projects, school projects, and designations which consisted of projects that weren’t fully fulfilled. At Keep.id, however, I truly saw my designs come to life.
During my time as a Product Designer, our product was able to receive various funding and undergo beta testing. Designs that started out as simple wireframes became live screens that users used in beta testing and beyond. At the time of this case study, I’m proud to say that Keep.id has partnered with 2 organizations in the Philadelphia region.