Dog Finding Application

The Dog Finding Application connects people who have lost a dog with a community of nearby users who can report sightings, share location-based alerts and help reunite pets with their owners.

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• Led end-to-end experience design
• Facilitated discovery and research
• Partnered with engineering and compliance on delivery

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Visual direction balanced brand consistency with the clarity required for the product's context and users.

Reused and extended the shared design system's components, tokens and patterns to keep the experience consistent at scale.

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The final experience shipped as part of the core product, balancing usability and business requirements.

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PLACEHOLDER — add real, verified outcomes and metrics once available. Do not publish estimated figures.

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