helping facebook sellers scale faster at springo by removing manual chaos

in 3 months, we redesigned springo end-to-end —> from messy beta to a polished mvp. the work included streamlined flows, a mini design system, and full delivery of launch-ready designs.

timeline

3-4 months

team

1 design manager

2 designers

1 product manager

disciplines

product thinking

visual design

rapid prototyping

design system

context

small sellers were stuck copy–pasting into facebook groups

but why it mattered?

  • reach: one post wasn’t enough to get noticed

  • time: hours lost in manual posting

  • consistency: prices & stock out of sync → lost trust

  • tracking: no way to know what worked

💡 what’s the big idea?

idea is to post once, broadcast everywhere, manage catalogue, track engagement.

ux audit of beta flow showed inconsistency across heuristics, states, and error handling

why: unclear/inconsistent experience → hesitation at every tap

how we tackled it

ship lean now, design to scale later

we proposed a two-track plan:

ship a clean mvp fast, while setting up a mini design system to prevent drift and enable scale

seller login flow

why: ia mapped directly to sellers’ jobs

from inconsistent visuals to a lightweight design system:

after spotting gaps in the beta, we built a mini system with unified grids, type, and components

why: predictable components = consistency + faster shipping + trust signals

from messy flows to a connected seller journey:

after auditing the beta, we rebuilt springo’s flows around what sellers actually needed

why: each screen had one dominant action + clear “what next?”

the after-math

what we delivered?

  • launch-ready mvp delivered in 3 months

  • lightweight design system in place

  • reduced ux debt before dev started

well the little did we know

😭 springo halted the product launch since the core feature for bulk posting across groups was blocked by meta

helping facebook sellers scale faster at springo by removing manual chaos

in 3 months, we redesigned springo end-to-end —> from messy beta to a polished mvp. the work included streamlined flows, a mini design system, and full delivery of launch-ready designs.

timeline

3-4 months

team

1 design manager

2 designers

1 product manager

disciplines

product thinking

visual design

rapid prototyping

design system

context

small sellers were stuck copy–pasting into facebook groups

but why it mattered?

  • reach: one post wasn’t enough to get noticed

  • time: hours lost in manual posting

  • consistency: prices & stock out of sync → lost trust

  • tracking: no way to know what worked

💡 what’s the big idea?

idea is to post once, broadcast everywhere, manage catalogue, track engagement.

ux audit of beta flow showed inconsistency across heuristics, states, and error handling

why: unclear/inconsistent experience → hesitation at every tap

how we tackled it

ship lean now, design to scale later

we proposed a two-track plan:

ship a clean mvp fast, while setting up a mini design system to prevent drift and enable scale

seller login flow

why: ia mapped directly to sellers’ jobs

from inconsistent visuals to a lightweight design system:

after spotting gaps in the beta, we built a mini system with unified grids, type, and components

why: predictable components = consistency + faster shipping + trust signals

from messy flows to a connected seller journey:

after auditing the beta, we rebuilt springo’s flows around what sellers actually needed

why: each screen had one dominant action + clear “what next?”

the after-math

what we delivered?

  • launch-ready mvp delivered in 3 months

  • lightweight design system in place

  • reduced ux debt before dev started

well the little did we know

😭 springo halted the product launch since the core feature for bulk posting across groups was blocked by meta

helping facebook sellers scale faster at springo by removing manual chaos

in 3 months, we redesigned springo end-to-end —> from messy beta to a polished mvp. the work included streamlined flows, a mini design system, and full delivery of launch-ready designs.

timeline

3-4 months

team

1 design manager

2 designers

1 product manager

disciplines

product thinking

visual design

rapid prototyping

design system

context

small sellers were stuck copy–pasting into facebook groups

but why it mattered?

  • reach: one post wasn’t enough to get noticed

  • time: hours lost in manual posting

  • consistency: prices & stock out of sync → lost trust

  • tracking: no way to know what worked

💡 what’s the big idea?

idea is to post once, broadcast everywhere, manage catalogue, track engagement.

ux audit of beta flow showed inconsistency across heuristics, states, and error handling

why: unclear/inconsistent experience → hesitation at every tap

how we tackled it

ship lean now, design to scale later

we proposed a two-track plan:

ship a clean mvp fast, while setting up a mini design system to prevent drift and enable scale

seller login flow

why: ia mapped directly to sellers’ jobs

from inconsistent visuals to a lightweight design system:

after spotting gaps in the beta, we built a mini system with unified grids, type, and components

why: predictable components = consistency + faster shipping + trust signals

from messy flows to a connected seller journey:

after auditing the beta, we rebuilt springo’s flows around what sellers actually needed

why: each screen had one dominant action + clear “what next?”

the after-math

what we delivered?

  • launch-ready mvp delivered in 3 months

  • lightweight design system in place

  • reduced ux debt before dev started

well the little did we know

😭 springo halted the product launch since the core feature for bulk posting across groups was blocked by meta

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