Admin Portal
B2B Product Design
I designed the User Admin Portal to give Support Center admins
a simple and scalable way to manage users, roles, and menus.
My goal was to create a clean, modular system that’s easy to use
today, but flexible enough to support future growth and complexity.
I designed the User Admin Portal to give Support Center admins
a simple and scalable way to manage users, roles, and menus.
My goal was to create a clean, modular system that’s easy to use
today, but flexible enough to support future growth and complexity.
Challenges
Complex permission and role structures
Managing a large number of users and roles
Customizing menus for different user types
Keeping the UI intuitive and efficient
Solutions
Grouped roles into security groups
Added filters, search, and pagination
Simple user creation flow with role picker
Menu editor with role-based visibility and tags
What I did
Project Info
Check Point | 2024
Research, UX UI, Product Management
Designing the MVP
I started by defining the core actions admins needed most: managing users, assigning roles, and customizing menus.
Instead of building everything at once, I focused on solving those key tasks with a lightweight, flexible structure.
By prioritizing clarity, speed, and reusability, the MVP gave admins exactly what they needed to get started —
and gave us a solid base to grow from.
First Step
Wireframes
I used wireframes to plan the core layout and flows before visual design. They focused on a clear structure, quick user setup,
and simple menu editing — all designed for a modular, task-focused experience.
Second Step
Wireframes
I translated wireframes into clean, branded interfaces using our design system.
I focused on reusable components, clear hierarchy, responsive layouts, and
a smooth handoff to developers.
Third Step
UI Design
UI Design
I translated wireframes into clean, branded interfaces using our design system.
I focused on reusable components, clear hierarchy, responsive layouts, and
a smooth handoff to developers.
Third Step
Impact & Results
40%
Admin Time Saved
Streamlined user and role
management reduced manual
setup time significantly.
200
Users Managed Seamlessly
The system supports hundreds
of users with stable performance
and intuitive filtering.
+
x3
Faster User Onboarding Flow
New user creation and role
assignment completed in
under 1 minute.
100%
Modular Architecture
New menus, roles, permissions
can be added with no layout
changes or dev intervention.
Forth Step
Challenges
Complex permission and role structures
Managing a large number of users and roles
Customizing menus for different user types
Keeping the UI intuitive and efficient
Solutions
Grouped roles into security groups
Added filters, search, and pagination
Simple user creation flow with role picker
Menu editor with role-based visibility and tags
What I did
Project Info
Check Point | 2024
Research, UX UI, Product Management
Designing the MVP
I started by defining the core actions admins needed most: managing users, assigning roles, and customizing menus.
Instead of building everything at once, I focused on solving those key tasks with a lightweight, flexible structure.
By prioritizing clarity, speed, and reusability, the MVP gave admins exactly what they needed to get started —
and gave us a solid base to grow from.
First Step
Designing the MVP
Impact & Results
40%
Admin Time Saved
Streamlined user and role
management reduced manual
setup time significantly.
Forth Step
+
200
Users Managed Seamlessly
Streamlined user and role
management reduced manual
setup time significantly.
x3
Faster User Onboarding Flow
New user creation and role
assignment completed in
under 1 minute.
100%
Modular Architecture
New menus, roles, permissions
can be added with no layout
changes or dev intervention.
Admin Portal
B2B Product Design
I designed the User Admin Portal to give Support Center admins
a simple and scalable way to manage users, roles, and menus.
My goal was to create a clean, modular system that’s easy to use
today, but flexible enough to support future growth and complexity.
I designed the User Admin Portal to give Support Center admins
a simple and scalable way to manage users, roles, and menus.
My goal was to create a clean, modular system that’s easy to use
today, but flexible enough to support future growth and complexity.
Challenges
Complex permission and role structures
Managing a large number of users and roles
Customizing menus for different user types
Keeping the UI intuitive and efficient
Solutions
Grouped roles into security groups
Added filters, search, and pagination
Simple user creation flow with role picker
Menu editor with role-based visibility and tags
What I did
Project Info
Check Point | 2024
Research, UX UI, Product Management
Designing the MVP
I started by defining the core actions admins needed most: managing users, assigning roles, and customizing menus.
Instead of building everything at once, I focused on solving those key tasks with a lightweight, flexible structure.
By prioritizing clarity, speed, and reusability, the MVP gave admins exactly what they needed to get started —
and gave us a solid base to grow from.
First Step
Wireframes
I used wireframes to plan the core layout and flows before visual design. They focused on a clear structure, quick user setup,
and simple menu editing — all designed for a modular, task-focused experience.
Second Step
Wireframes
I translated wireframes into clean, branded interfaces using our design system.
I focused on reusable components, clear hierarchy, responsive layouts, and
a smooth handoff to developers.
Third Step
UI Design
UI Design
I translated wireframes into clean, branded interfaces using our design system.
I focused on reusable components, clear hierarchy, responsive layouts, and
a smooth handoff to developers.
Third Step
Impact & Results
40%
Admin Time Saved
Streamlined user and role
management reduced manual
setup time significantly.
200
Users Managed Seamlessly
The system supports hundreds
of users with stable performance
and intuitive filtering.
+
x3
Faster User Onboarding Flow
New user creation and role
assignment completed in
under 1 minute.
100%
Modular Architecture
New menus, roles, permissions
can be added with no layout
changes or dev intervention.
Forth Step
Challenges
Complex permission and role structures
Managing a large number of users and roles
Customizing menus for different user types
Keeping the UI intuitive and efficient
Solutions
Grouped roles into security groups
Added filters, search, and pagination
Simple user creation flow with role picker
Menu editor with role-based visibility and tags
What I did
Project Info
Check Point | 2024
Research, UX UI, Product Management
Designing the MVP
I started by defining the core actions admins needed most: managing users, assigning roles, and customizing menus.
Instead of building everything at once, I focused on solving those key tasks with a lightweight, flexible structure.
By prioritizing clarity, speed, and reusability, the MVP gave admins exactly what they needed to get started —
and gave us a solid base to grow from.
First Step
Designing the MVP
Impact & Results
40%
Admin Time Saved
Streamlined user and role
management reduced manual
setup time significantly.
Forth Step
+
200
Users Managed Seamlessly
Streamlined user and role
management reduced manual
setup time significantly.
x3
Faster User Onboarding Flow
New user creation and role
assignment completed in
under 1 minute.
100%
Modular Architecture
New menus, roles, permissions
can be added with no layout
changes or dev intervention.
Admin Portal
B2B Product Design
I designed the User Admin Portal to give Support Center admins
a simple and scalable way to manage users, roles, and menus.
My goal was to create a clean, modular system that’s easy to use
today, but flexible enough to support future growth and complexity.
I designed the User Admin Portal to give
Support Center admins a simple and
scalable way to manage users, roles,
and menus. My goal was to create a
clean, modular system that’s easy to use
today, but flexible enough to support
future growth and complexity.
Challenges
Complex permission and role structures
Managing a large number of users and roles
Customizing menus for different user types
Keeping the UI intuitive and efficient
Solutions
Grouped roles into security groups
Added filters, search, and pagination
Simple user creation flow with role picker
Menu editor with role-based visibility and tags
What I did
Project Info
Check Point | 2024
Research, UX UI, Product Management
Designing the MVP
I started by defining the core actions admins needed most: managing users, assigning roles, and customizing menus.
Instead of building everything at once, I focused on solving those key tasks with a lightweight, flexible structure.
By prioritizing clarity, speed, and reusability, the MVP gave admins exactly what they needed to get started —
and gave us a solid base to grow from.
First Step
I used wireframes to plan the core layout and flows before
visual design. They focused on a clear structure, quick user
setup, and simple menu editing — all designed for a modular,
task-focused experience.
Second Step
Wireframes
I translated wireframes into clean, branded interfaces using our
design system. I focused on reusable components, clear
hierarchy, responsive layouts, and a smooth handoff to developers.
Third Step
UI Design
UI Design
I translated wireframes into clean, branded interfaces using our design system.
I focused on reusable components, clear hierarchy, responsive layouts, and
a smooth handoff to developers.
Third Step
Impact & Results
40%
Admin Time Saved
Streamlined user and role
management reduced manual
setup time significantly.
200
Users Managed Seamlessly
The system supports hundreds
of users with stable performance
and intuitive filtering.
+
x3
Faster User Onboarding Flow
New user creation and role
assignment completed in
under 1 minute.
100%
Modular Architecture
New menus, roles, permissions
can be added with no layout
changes or dev intervention.
Forth Step
Challenges
Complex permission and role structures
Managing a large number of users and roles
Customizing menus for different user types
Keeping the UI intuitive and efficient
Solutions
Grouped roles into security groups
Added filters, search, and pagination
Simple user creation flow with role picker
Menu editor with role-based visibility and tags
What I did
Project Info
Check Point | 2024
Research, UX UI,
Product Management
I started by defining the core actions admins needed most:
managing users, assigning roles, and customizing menus.
Instead of building everything at once, I focused on solving
those key tasks with a lightweight, flexible structure.
By prioritizing clarity, speed, and reusability, the MVP
gave admins exactly what they needed to get started —
and gave us a solid base to grow from.
First Step
Designing the MVP
Impact & Results
40%
Admin Time Saved
Streamlined user and role
management reduced manual
setup time significantly.
Forth Step
+
200
Users Managed Seamlessly
Streamlined user and role
management reduced manual
setup time significantly.
x3
Faster User Onboarding Flow
New user creation and role
assignment completed in
under 1 minute.
100%
Modular Architecture
New menus, roles, permissions
can be added with no layout
changes or dev intervention.
Admin Portal
B2B Product Design
I designed the User Admin Portal to give Support Center admins
a simple and scalable way to manage users, roles, and menus.
My goal was to create a clean, modular system that’s easy to use
today, but flexible enough to support future growth and complexity.
I designed the User Admin Portal to give Support Center admins
a simple and scalable way to manage users, roles, and menus.
My goal was to create a clean, modular system that’s easy to use
today, but flexible enough to support future growth and complexity.
Challenges
Complex permission and role structures
Managing a large number of users and roles
Customizing menus for different user types
Keeping the UI intuitive and efficient
Solutions
Grouped roles into security groups
Added filters, search, and pagination
Simple user creation flow with role picker
Menu editor with role-based visibility and tags
What I did
Project Info
Check Point | 2024
Research, UX UI, Product Management
Designing the MVP
I started by defining the core actions admins needed most: managing users, assigning roles, and customizing menus.
Instead of building everything at once, I focused on solving those key tasks with a lightweight, flexible structure.
By prioritizing clarity, speed, and reusability, the MVP gave admins exactly what they needed to get started —
and gave us a solid base to grow from.
First Step
Wireframes
I used wireframes to plan the core layout and flows before visual design. They focused on a clear structure, quick user setup,
and simple menu editing — all designed for a modular, task-focused experience.
Second Step
Wireframes
I translated wireframes into clean, branded interfaces using our design system.
I focused on reusable components, clear hierarchy, responsive layouts, and
a smooth handoff to developers.
Third Step
UI Design
UI Design
I translated wireframes into clean, branded interfaces using our design system.
I focused on reusable components, clear hierarchy, responsive layouts, and
a smooth handoff to developers.
Third Step
Impact & Results
40%
Admin Time Saved
Streamlined user and role
management reduced manual
setup time significantly.
200
Users Managed Seamlessly
The system supports hundreds
of users with stable performance
and intuitive filtering.
+
x3
Faster User Onboarding Flow
New user creation and role
assignment completed in
under 1 minute.
100%
Modular Architecture
New menus, roles, permissions
can be added with no layout
changes or dev intervention.
Forth Step
Challenges
Complex permission and role structures
Managing a large number of users and roles
Customizing menus for different user types
Keeping the UI intuitive and efficient
Solutions
Grouped roles into security groups
Added filters, search, and pagination
Simple user creation flow with role picker
Menu editor with role-based visibility and tags
What I did
Project Info
Check Point | 2024
Research, UX UI, Product Management
Designing the MVP
I started by defining the core actions admins needed most: managing users, assigning roles, and customizing menus.
Instead of building everything at once, I focused on solving those key tasks with a lightweight, flexible structure.
By prioritizing clarity, speed, and reusability, the MVP gave admins exactly what they needed to get started —
and gave us a solid base to grow from.
First Step
Designing the MVP
Impact & Results
40%
Admin Time Saved
Streamlined user and role
management reduced manual
setup time significantly.
Forth Step
+
200
Users Managed Seamlessly
Streamlined user and role
management reduced manual
setup time significantly.
x3
Faster User Onboarding Flow
New user creation and role
assignment completed in
under 1 minute.
100%
Modular Architecture
New menus, roles, permissions
can be added with no layout
changes or dev intervention.
Admin Portal
B2B Product Design
I designed the User Admin Portal to give Support Center admins
a simple and scalable way to manage users, roles, and menus.
My goal was to create a clean, modular system that’s easy to use
today, but flexible enough to support future growth and complexity.
I designed the User Admin Portal to give Support Center admins
a simple and scalable way to manage users, roles, and menus.
My goal was to create a clean, modular system that’s easy to use
today, but flexible enough to support future growth and complexity.
Challenges
Complex permission and role structures
Managing a large number of users and roles
Customizing menus for different user types
Keeping the UI intuitive and efficient
Solutions
Grouped roles into security groups
Added filters, search, and pagination
Simple user creation flow with role picker
Menu editor with role-based visibility and tags
What I did
Project Info
Check Point | 2024
Research, UX UI, Product Management
Designing the MVP
I started by defining the core actions admins needed most: managing users, assigning roles, and customizing menus.
Instead of building everything at once, I focused on solving those key tasks with a lightweight, flexible structure.
By prioritizing clarity, speed, and reusability, the MVP gave admins exactly what they needed to get started —
and gave us a solid base to grow from.
First Step
I used wireframes to plan the core layout and flows before visual design. They focused on a clear structure, quick user setup,
and simple menu editing — all designed for a modular, task-focused experience.
Second Step
Wireframes
I translated wireframes into clean, branded interfaces using our design system.
I focused on reusable components, clear hierarchy, responsive layouts, and
a smooth handoff to developers.
Third Step
UI Design
UI Design
I translated wireframes into clean, branded interfaces using our design system.
I focused on reusable components, clear hierarchy, responsive layouts, and
a smooth handoff to developers.
Third Step
Impact & Results
40%
Admin Time Saved
Streamlined user and role
management reduced manual
setup time significantly.
200
Users Managed Seamlessly
The system supports hundreds
of users with stable performance
and intuitive filtering.
+
x3
Faster User Onboarding Flow
New user creation and role
assignment completed in
under 1 minute.
100%
Modular Architecture
New menus, roles, permissions
can be added with no layout
changes or dev intervention.
Forth Step
Challenges
Complex permission and role structures
Managing a large number of users and roles
Customizing menus for different user types
Keeping the UI intuitive and efficient
Solutions
Grouped roles into security groups
Added filters, search, and pagination
Simple user creation flow with role picker
Menu editor with role-based visibility and tags
What I did
Project Info
Check Point | 2024
Research, UX UI, Product Management
I started by defining the core actions admins needed most: managing users, assigning roles, and customizing menus.
Instead of building everything at once, I focused on solving those key tasks with a lightweight, flexible structure.
By prioritizing clarity, speed, and reusability, the MVP gave admins exactly what they needed to get started —
and gave us a solid base to grow from.
First Step
Designing the MVP
Impact & Results
40%
Admin Time Saved
Streamlined user and role
management reduced manual
setup time significantly.
Forth Step
+
200
Users Managed Seamlessly
Streamlined user and role
management reduced manual
setup time significantly.
x3
Faster User Onboarding Flow
New user creation and role
assignment completed in
under 1 minute.
100%
Modular Architecture
New menus, roles, permissions
can be added with no layout
changes or dev intervention.