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Telecommunication

Online eSIM journey for Tourists

Project overview

Role: Senior Product Designer

Team: Squad

Platform: web

2025 I Yettel Hungary Zrt.

My Contributions on Yettel’s first online eSIM journey

Leading and designing a fully new digital journey for international visitors. Designed seamless purchase experience flow with the Prepaid Squad agile team.Few-step validation and purchase process with successful order and eSIM activation guide.

Tasks: UX/UI design, new components for the Design System, User testing, Prototyping

Tools: Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Figma

Process

Usability tests with interviews

Interview-based user testing played an important role in shaping the final experience. By observing how users interpreted the journey, interacted with the screens, and articulated their expectations. Iterative testing approach improved usability and user-centered solution.

Process

Meeting the technical requirements

Throughout the project, we collaborated closely with other teams to validate personal data, how we would collect them, and used. This alignment helped us to understand what information needed to be protected, and what technical limitations or legal frameworks influenced the experience.

Results

A clear, intuitive mobile plan experience with easy QR code eSIM activation

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Keeping in mind

Key takeaways

Designing without business alignment

Not moving forward with partial information, first validate with key stakeholders.

Effective cross-functional collaboration

Coordinating closely with product and engineering teams supported alignment on feasibility, technical constraints, and implementation details.

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Design systems enhance scalability

A structured component library not only speeds up production but also strengthens the long-term maintainability of the product.

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