Case Study
Architecting for Inclusive Hiring
I helped candidates with disabilities build meaningful professional connections by transforming a job platform with an accessible recruiter experience.
Access
Connection
Key Activities
Competitive Research and Opportunity Report
Detailed Data-Driven Digital Strategy
Comprehensive Functional Documentation
Duration
4 months
Role
Solo UX Designer
Problem
The platform’s user flow was a source of frustration for job seekers with disabilities. While they could create an InclusiVision profile to showcase their skills and accommodations, they were forced to leave the site to search for job openings. This disjointed journey made it difficult to find opportunities that fit candidates’ unique needs and prevented InclusiVision from fulfilling its core mission of truly supporting its users.
Goal and Objectives
My goal was to empower candidates with disabilities by designing a new job posting feature that seamlessly integrated career opportunities, providing a streamlined and accessible way to connect with employers. To achieve this, I focused on three key objectives:
Reduce friction in the job-seeking journey
Enhance the user experience by promoting ease of use and digital accessibility
Position the platform as a one-stop-shop for inclusive employment
Role and Contributions
I led the project as the sole user experience (UX) and digital accessibility specialist, collaborating with two developers and a quality analyst (QA). This included conducting a competitive audit of similar platforms, creating user flows and wireframes to define the new journey, and designing high-fidelity mockups for both desktop and mobile. My contributions laid the foundational information architecture and interaction design to ensure a seamless and accessible experience for all InclusiVision users.
Process & Approach
My process is how I turn a business challenge into a strategic solution. This structured approach, adapted for the InclusiVision project, shows how I prioritize human needs and deliver a final product with meaningful impact.
Human Impact
While the numbers tell a powerful story, nothing captures the success of a project like a real person's experience.
Joi didn’t bring accessible design as a checklist, she brought it as a strategic plan that helped the business empower those who need it most.
InclusiVision Engineer
Future Considerations
While the project was successfully delivered, the MVP release left out some recommended functionality. There are several areas for future improvement to enhance platform performance, usability, and impact:
Resolve any gaps in WCAG compliance to reinforce the platform's commitment to inclusivity
Implement job searching and filtering to keep the platform scalable as the number of job postings increases
Add direct in-site messaging between candidates and recruiters, further streamlining professional connections








