This project followed a structured yet flexible process, from early discovery to final delivery, allowing us to move fast while staying aligned with real user needs. / Discovery — Understanding the newsroom reality : We immersed ourselves in journalists’ daily workflows to understand their constraints, tools, and pain points in high-pressure environments. Key insight: Users need to access the right information instantly, without cognitive overload, while maintaining full confidence in the source. / Definition — Framing the challenge : We translated research insights into clear design goals focused on speed, clarity, and trust. / Ideation — Structuring information : We explored multiple hierarchies and layouts to highlight breaking news and priority content while keeping dense information easy to scan. / Design — Crafting clarity and trust : We refined typography, spacing, and interactions to create a readable, consistent, and reliable interface across all content types. / Validation — Testing in real conditions : We tested with journalists and editors to ensure critical information could be found and used in seconds. / Delivery — From design to product : We worked closely with product and engineering teams to bring the design to production while preserving quality and intent. / Process — Working in agile sprints : The project was run in an agile setup with short sprints, regular rituals, and continuous iteration between design, product, and engineering teams.