WhatsApp SIM

WhatsApp SIM is a telecom product in the German market offering mobile services with WhatsApp-specific data advantages. The product had multiple customer journeys, plan variations, and digital touchpoints that needed cohesive UI patterns and fast experimentation.
The Challenge
The product team needed to explore new pricing structures, onboarding flows, SIM activation journeys, and dashboards. The challenge was maintaining consistency with the broader telecom ecosystem while allowing rapid prototyping and UI evolution.
The system had to support:
multiple user types
dynamic plan variations
localized UI requirements
integration with existing design system foundations
Strategy and Approach
1. Mapping the Ecosystem
I documented all user journeys: onboarding, pricing selection, number registration, dashboard use, top-ups, and support flows. This allowed me to understand dependencies and touchpoints.
2. Designing High-Fidelity Prototypes
I built interactive prototypes covering:
pricing comparison modules
plan explanation cards
dashboard widgets
usage overviews
SIM activation and identification steps
promotional upgrade flows
These prototypes helped product managers validate direction quickly.
3. Integrating Design System Elements
I aligned every module with Telefonica’s system foundations while proposing new components when gaps existed:
interactive selectors
usage meters
contextual help modules
step-by-step progress headers
4. Collaboration with Research and Engineering
I refined prototypes through feedback from:
UX researchers (testing prototypes)
engineering (feasibility and logic constraints)
product teams (business considerations)
This shortened the iteration loop and reduced ambiguity.
Key Decisions
Unifying pricing selectors into a modular pattern that could support future plan variations
Applying auto-layout and responsive constraints for efficient reuse
Creating clear information hierarchy to help users compare plans faster
Introducing progress indicators to reduce onboarding drop-offs
Impact
Faster experimentation with new pricing and onboarding ideas
Improved clarity in plan comparison
Reduced design effort by creating reusable modules
Higher product team confidence through fully interactive prototypes
What I Led
High-fidelity prototypes, module design, UI exploration, system alignment, inter-team collaboration.
Final Delivery
A scalable set of prototypes and UI patterns supporting multiple product experiments and ensuring consistency with the telecom design language.
Reflection
WhatsApp SIM strengthened my ability to design consistent multi-module interfaces while enabling rapid prototype-driven decision making.




