I explored noon Seller’s Commercial Registration onboarding step with one question in mind: Can t...I explored noon Seller’s Commercial Registration onboarding step with one question in mind: Can t...
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I explored noon Seller’s Commercial Registration onboarding step with one question in mind: Can the seller understand what’s required, complete the step confidently, and know what to do next without searching around the screen?
The current experience contains the necessary information, but some guidance sits away from the fields it supports, sEcommerceputs need more context, and business activities rely on manual entry.
In this design exploration, I moved guidance closer to the task, added contextual helper text, clarified the expiry-date logic, and replaced free-text business activities with a structured searchable selection.
The goal wasn’t to make the form shorter. It was to reduce interpretation effort and make each requirement easier to understand at the moment it matters.
The non-expiring registration option is a design hypothesis and would need validation against noon’s actual compliance rules.
This is an independent exploration based on the publicly visible experience, not a claim that the current solution is wrong.
Which part of seller onboarding usually creates the most uncertainty for you?
the yellow date card gives the eye a clear place to start, which most dashboards skip. how does the to-do list hold up when someone has 30 tasks instead of 5?
What if Sri Lankan tradition found its way into the LEGO app? 🇱🇰🧱
A small product design exploration.
Had a small idea and decided to visualize it. ✌️
I reimagined a few elements of Sri Lankan culture traditional dancers, masks, musicians, and instruments as brick built characters, then explored how they might live inside a LEGO style mobile experience.
Just a hypothetical design experiment combining culture, product design, and a little AI-assisted exploration.