My Role

My role at Ring was focused on technical migration support. The team was moving website components into a new headless CMS, and I helped document existing component patterns, compare legacy styles against target states, and prepare clearer specs for developers.

This was not a full product-design ownership case study. It is included because the work shows how I support engineering-heavy migrations inside a large, reputable consumer brand.

Migration Context

The legacy CMS had accumulated years of one-off component patterns. The migration needed clear documentation so developers could tell what to preserve, what to update, and how each component should behave in responsive layouts.

Available Artifacts

The available visuals are internal migration screenshots, so this page keeps the focus on process, documentation, and handoff instead of pretending the screenshots are polished final marketing assets.

Migration screenshot used as supporting evidence for component documentation work.

Reusable Web Patterns

I supported the team in sorting reusable web patterns such as navigation, hero areas, product modules, CTAs, and footers. The goal was to make the migration easier for engineering by separating global component behavior from page-specific content.

Component Structure

The work centered on making component rules explicit: what content could change, what layout behavior needed to stay fixed, and where responsive adjustments should happen.

Developer Specs

I created and updated Sketch specs for component properties like sizing, typography, spacing, styling, and responsive behavior. The work was intentionally technical: make the existing web experience easier to migrate without asking engineers to infer details from screenshots alone.

Responsive Review

I helped review how migrated components would hold up across product pages, campaign pages, and support content. This included checking spacing, breakpoints, content length, and edge cases that surfaced when real CMS content was applied.

Legacy-to-New References

The handoff focused on migration clarity: before-and-after references, style differences, responsive notes, and implementation details that helped developers update components incrementally without disrupting live pages.