AT&T International Roaming Redesign

Persona-led international roaming journey work covering trip planning, pricing, coverage, setup guidance, and responsive service prototypes.

  • RoleUX Designer / Information Architect
  • Timeline2015
  • ScopeCustomer Journey / International Roaming / Information Architecture
  • Customer Journey
  • International Roaming
  • Information Architecture
  • Mobile UX
  • iRise
  • Persona Design
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Overview

Brief

Create a clear digital path for international roaming so customers could discover, compare, order, and use packages with less reliance on customer support.

Role
UX Designer / Information Architect
Constraint
Travelers worried about bill shock, unclear coverage, confusing package names, talk/text/data rules, device-specific charges, and timing limits around international trips.
Outcome
Documented a clearer international-roaming journey with persona-led package comparison, fee framing, and prototype-based stakeholder review.

Project context

my role

UX Designer / Information Architect

client

AT&T

team

  • 3 UX/IAs
  • 3 Planners
  • 30+ Audience

tools used

User Flows Journey Mapping Design Strategy User Experience Information Architecture Prototyping (iRise) Usability

platform

Mobile-first prototype + service flows

FEATURED EVIDENCE

Highlights

A quick scan of the moments that best explain the problem, the pivot, and the payoff.

Why it mattered

Story

Hypothesis

A persona-led decision path with clearer package comparison, fee framing, and in-context setup guidance would increase confidence and reduce support reliance.

Insights

Persona work and usability feedback surfaced questions about recommendations, coverage, package names, talk/text/data rules, cruise scenarios, and land-versus-sea usage.

CASE STORY

Flows

Each lane isolates the clearest evidence so reviewers can scan the work in order.

01

Context · Background and constraints

Persona and customer understanding

2 frames

02

Research · Inputs, audits, discovery

Research and opportunity

2 frames

03

Wireframes · Structure and flow logic

Service flows

2 frames

04

Validation · Testing and refinement

Prototype

2 frames

CASE EVIDENCE

Deliverables

CONTEXT

Persona and customer understanding

2 assets flow

RESEARCH

Research and opportunity

2 assets flow

WIREFRAMES

Service flows

2 assets flow

VALIDATION

Prototype

2 assets flow

How it moved

Decision points

  1. Direction Chosen path and rationale

    Map the lifecycle from trip planning through package selection, setup, use, and support, then model clearer responsive sales and service paths.

  2. Validation Testing and refinement

    Weekly AT&T stakeholder reviews, persona work, iRise prototype iterations, and usability testing refined the ordering and support journey.

  3. Engineering Handoff, specs, implementation

    Built an interactive iRise prototype and supporting journey artifacts for roaming package selection, mobile support, and future responsive sales experience.

Resulting shift

What changed

  • Responsive path for discovering, ordering, and using roaming
  • Persona-led package and support decisions
  • Clearer coverage, pricing, and bill-overage expectations
  • Interactive iRise prototype used for stakeholder review

Tools

Tools used on project

The working set used to research, prototype, align, and ship this case.

  • Photoshop
  • Axure RP
  • Sketch
  • Zeplin
  • Microsoft Office
  • Microsoft Visio

See it in Action

A quick walkthrough of the decision path, interface behavior, and delivery proof behind AT&T International Roaming Redesign.

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