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Construct Connect

Construct Connect

ROLE:

ROLE:

UI Design

UI Design

CLIENT:

CLIENT:

ConstructConnect

ConstructConnect

FORMAT:

FORMAT:

Web Application

Web Application

INDUSTRY:

Construction Software SaaS

ConstructConnect is a B2B SaaS platform that empowers construction professionals to discover, track, and win commercial projects across North America. The product combines project intelligence, data insights, and collaboration tools into one ecosystem, helping users move from discovery to bid with efficiency and confidence.

As part of the product design team, I contributed to creating user-centric experiences that bridged marketing and product touchpoints, simplified complex data, and improved engagement across key workflows.

optimizing search result count placement.

During user feedback sessions, we observed that the total number of search results was placed in a secondary position on the screen, requiring extra scanning time.

By analyzing click patterns and eye-tracking feedback, it became clear that users expected the search results count to be visible in their primary scan path. Placing the count higher in the interface aligned with natural F-pattern reading behavior, improving efficiency.

Our UX Researchers proposed repositioning the total results count to the top of the search results section, adjacent to the search title and key action buttons.

My next steps were to:
  • Create updated mockups in Figma for the new placement

  • Review placement with product managers and engineers to confirm feasibility and maintain visual hierarchy

  • Validate the design in internal QA sessions to ensure clarity and consistency with the design system

The impact for users:
  • Reduced time to scan results count by moving it into the primary viewing area

  • Improved usability for power users performing rapid searches

  • Established a precedent for prioritizing critical information in high-volume search workflows

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driving traffic into the application with the daily leads email.

The team identified a gap in user engagement: many subscribers weren’t logging into the platform daily, causing missed opportunities and lower conversion rates.

To address this, I designed a Daily Leads Email, giving users a quick snapshot of new and updated projects tailored to their saved searches, with clear paths back into the platform.

Onboarding / Guest View  "Let me see if this is worth my time" Before anyone signs up, they can explore KushLog in guest mode with example purchases already populated. The job here isn't "collect an email," it's "prove the value before asking for commitment."   A banner makes clear this is a demo, and the sign-up prompt stays present but not pushy, so someone can genuinely evaluate the recall experience (filter chips, ratings, buy-again tags) before deciding to create an account.
The goal was to transform a simple email notification into a meaningful daily touchpoint between users and the ConstructConnect platform.

I set out to design a visually engaging and easy-to-scan email that would deliver personalized project insights directly to each user’s inbox, helping them stay informed about new and updated opportunities without needing to log in.

By creating a clear, data-driven summary with intuitive calls to action, the Daily Leads Email aimed to re-engage users, drive traffic back to the site, and strengthen their ongoing connection with the product.

My Purchases "Help me find what I’m looking for, fast" This is the home screen and the core of the recall loop. Filter chips (Buy Again, Show All, category types) sit right under the header so someone can narrow by exactly the kind of question they walk in with, not "search the whole list."   Each card leads with the product image and name, then surfaces the two things that matter most at a glance: category and star rating. The design bet here is that most recall moments are fast and low-effort. You're not sitting down to read reviews, you're scanning for "was it that one" in a few seconds.