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Client

Boon Ai / Aptivio

Year

2025

Role

Senior UX Designer

TEam

Mostafa Azazy - UX Designer

Tom McClean - UX Designer

Partner Overview

Boon.ai(formerly Aptiv.io) is a Go-to-Market (GTM) platform designed to unlock revenue growth and accelerate sales through predictive signals and generative AI copilots.

While Boon.ai’s predictive signals engine was highly advanced, the product faced challenges with user adoption, clarity, and engagement. To address this, the company began repositioning itself as an AI-first solution, aiming to build the market’s first multi-signal, multi-agent GTM copilot.
Partnership Overview

DOOR3 Design Team partnered with Boon.ai to design and build the company’s next-generation AI-powered GTM platform. DOOR3 was responsible for frontend UX design and development, collaborating closely with Boon.ai’s leadership to rethink how AI should be experienced in a modern SaaS product.

The platform was built using React.js, .NET, Microsoft Azure, and AI services, with a strong focus on usability, scalability, and differentiation in a crowded GTM market.

Product Overview

Boon.ai is an untraditional SaaS product, designed from the ground up to move beyond static dashboards and reactive analytics. Instead of treating AI as an add-on, the product places AI copilots at the center of the experience.

 
 

From the start, responsive design was treated as a core requirement, not a later optimization. Boon.ai users needed access to insights:

- At their desk during planning and analysis

- On mobile while traveling, in meetings, or between calls

 

Instead of shrinking the UI, we re-prioritized content by context, ensuring the AI copilots remained useful and actionable across screen sizes.
Data-Rich Mobile Experience

 

The UX Challenge

How do you expose powerful, multi-agent AI capabilities without overwhelming users or forcing them to “learn the AI”?

Key UX risks included:

Information overload from multiple signals

Low trust in AI-generated recommendations

Over-reliance on traditional SaaS dashboards that don’t support AI workflows

Working directly with the CEO, we developed a distinct visual and interaction language that:

Feels AI-native rather than AI-augmented

Helps users understand and trust AI recommendations

Encourages action, not just insight consumption

 

The result is a platform that feels fundamentally different from conventional GTM tools.

 

Project Highlights

Collaborative Brand Development

Worked closely with Boon.ai leadership to align the product UX with the company’s evolving AI-first brand.

Prototype for Investor Success

Delivered a high-fidelity Figma prototype that played a key role in securing VC funding.

Integrated Product Teams

Embedded Boon.ai’s UX and development team members into DOOR3’s process to ensure shared ownership and smooth handoff.

AI-Driven Innovation

 

Impact

The Figma prototype played a key role in securing VC funding

Boon.ai successfully repositioned itself as an AI-first GTM platform

The product differentiated itself from traditional SaaS competitors

UX decisions helped surface the real value of Boon.ai’s AI engine

 

Deliverables

Prioritized feature list and product roadmap

AI-first conceptual UX and interaction model

Responsive design system across devices

Technology architecture and API definition

Frontend platform implementation in React.js

Automated QA workflows for long-term maintainability

 
“DOOR3 exceeds expectations in terms of innovation and the professional process they use to deliver results.”
— Guy Mounier, CEO, Boon.ai (formerly Aptiv.io)

Results

AI must drive action, not just insight

UX is critical in building trust and adoption of AI systems

Traditional SaaS patterns often break down in AI-first products

Strong UX leadership is essential when innovation, business, and AI converge

 

This project demonstrates my ability to

Lead UX for AI-native SaaS products

Translate complex AI systems into intuitive experiences

Collaborate directly with founders and executives

Balance innovation, usability, and business outcomes