Application Form Redesign
Redesigning a multi-step application form under tight constraints, balancing scalability and user reassurance
I led a redesigned of the job application experience for 6,000+ students applying for US summer jobs.


Postcard is a CRM system supporting our cultural exchange programs. It enables participants to apply for seasonal roles while helping partner camps and resorts find suitable staff.
Starting in late 2024, I led a redesign of the participant application journey. After the new design launch, we achieved an 89 NPS score from participants this year. In our program survey, around 4% of respondents explicitly described the application process as "easy" and "efficient." This is notable, since users rarely comment when things just work.
For participants, our cultural exchange programs sit in an unusual space: part job application, part travel program enrollment.
Our company acts as an agency: we recruit students, screen them, and connect them with camp employers in the US. Our success depends on participants completing the full application journey. However, the system had been around for years: outdated, not mobile-friendly, and too simple (literally just a digital form). This motivated us to refresh the experience entirely.
The application process spans months: from initial registration to departure day. This makes the process uniquely challenging. Users aren't just filling out forms. They're committing to an expensive, months-long journey that requires deposits, interviews, visa paperwork, and a significant leap of trust. Participant dropout is highest in the early stages , before they've invested significant money or emotional commitment.
I've broken this 13-month effort into focused case studies. Use the tabs above to see each scope on the journey map, then explore context, process, and outcomes below.
Redesigning a multi-step application form under tight constraints, balancing scalability and user reassurance
Improving student response quality with a dynamic AI feedback tool
Building a minimal design system that cut feature delivery time by 75%
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