// case_study / andromeda, VIASEMA

Turning advanced legal AI technologies into a coherent, user-friendly contract management platform_

The_brief

Create a platform gathering and connecting Viasema’s solutions to analyse, search and generate contracts for companies legal team

My_role

Lead UX/UI Designer and design specialist, working directly with the founder, co-founder, and developer. Responsible for the overall project design and advising on decisions to ensure a user-centered approach.

client
VIASEMA
product_type
SaaS Web
industry
AI, Legal
duration
2 years
location
Paris, remote
tools
Figma, Miro
expertises
User Research, UX Design, UI Design, Design System
team
CEO, CTO, Developpers, AI Engineer, Product Manager
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What I had to work with

[01]

Startup environment

The project took place in a startup environment with limited budget, development time, and availability for meetings.

[02]

First designer

I was the first designer the team had worked with, meaning there was no existing design process, shared design language, or design culture in place.

[03]

Existing AI technology

The platform was built on multiple client-specific tools and existing technologies, which strongly constrained what could realistically be redesigned or unified.

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How I worked

[01]

Unifying fragmented tools into a coherent product

Audit of the existing user journey
Design System
ACTION

I defined an end-to-end user flow based on the existing tool, completed it around real user needs, and built a design system for consistent components, interactions, and behaviors: turning several client-specific knowledge tools into one coherent product.

OUTCOMES

This transformed a set of disconnected features into a usable, scalable platform that felt like one product instead of several tools.

[02]

Designing within strong technical and resource constraints

From constrained concept to aligned solution
ACTION

Given the limited time and resources, I strategically reused existing patterns and functionality, adapting them to fit both technical constraints and product goals.

OUTCOMES

This enabled progress without overloading development, while still significantly improving usability and coherence.

[03]

Establishing design practice and aligning stakeholders

Design Alternatives Comparaison
ACTION

As the first designer, I adopted a highly pedagogical approach, explaining design decisions, facilitating alignment through rapid mockups, and using quick iterations to support stakeholder decision-making.

OUTCOMES

This built trust in the design process, accelerated decisions, and helped establish a shared understanding of product and UX principles.

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What I did

[01]

Layered information display

PROBLEM

Users need to manage numerous resources of different types with multiple possible actions

DECISION

Show essential info first, with details available on demand

UI SOLUTIONS

Activity counts at a glance

Resources display activity counts with click-through access to detailed information

Progressive annotation detail

Annotations show only titles, with hover revealing additional info and click providing full actions

[02]

Guided AI setup

PROBLEM

AI options are complex and unfamiliar: users don't know which settings fit their needs

DECISION

Defined the available options and presented them in a simple way, guiding users in the choice and configuration of the right settings

UI SOLUTIONS

Recommended analysis types

When starting a new analysis, users can easily choose and configure the right one, thanks to clear categories, simple descriptions, and guided fields.

Guided contract model choice

When generating a new contract, users can select the right model and set up its settings, guided by simple descriptions.

[03]

Clear progress visibility

PROBLEM

In multi-step workflows, users lose track of what's done, pending, or assigned to whom

DECISION

Users can track status of different operations

UI SOLUTIONS

Workflow progress for managers

Managers can see task assignments and progress in contract creation workflows

Answered versus pending questions

Users can monitor answered questions versus pending questions in their workflow

[04]

Smart visual alerts

PROBLEM

Important issues get buried: users can't quickly tell what needs attention or how urgent it is

DECISION

Color-coded highlights show what needs attention.

UI SOLUTIONS

Color-coded anomaly alerts

Different levels of anomalies are highlighted in distinct colors within analysis results

Flagged questions in generation

Pending questions or problematic questions are color-coded in contract generation

[05]

Built-in collaboration

PROBLEM

Several people work together on the same contracts, each handling different parts, so they need a way to coordinate directly on the shared work.

DECISION

Enable discussion and task assignment directly within the platform, tied to the relevant work.

UI SOLUTIONS

Discussion and tasks in place

Teams can discuss and assign tasks directly within the platform

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The impact I made

Validated product-market fit

Prototype successfully demonstrated value to investors and potential clients

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Major clients showed interest based on design and functionality

4.7/5

User testing satisfaction score

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