Case study

As the Product Designer, I was responsible for defining the user experience, visual language, and interaction flow of Mira. I crafted a conversational interface that could understand product context, create campaign materials, and publish directly to ad platforms in Figma.
Creating marketing content can be difficult and overwhelming. Most marketers juggle multiple tools to get the perfect marketing content, AI tools and copywriters for copy, design platforms for visuals, and ad managers for execution. This breaks focus, thereby making it harder to stay creative and consistent across channels.
The challenge was to imagine a unified experience where ideation, content creation, and iteration could coexist seamlessly without becoming overwhelming to the user.
Marketers also face the complexity of creating content that meets the needs of various audiences across different social media platforms. Imagine a single product that could understand a brand or product, generate on-brand marketing materials, and preview how they would appear across social platforms — all in one collaborative space.
Design a creative interface that is intelligent, focused, fast and capable of moving from ideation to live ad all in one place.
I designed a single product that could understand a product, generate on-brand marketing materials, and give a preview of what it would look like across social media platforms.
Mira is an AI-powered creative assistant designed to work like a conversation, not a dashboard. Mira analyzes and understands product context (from attached documents or code), generates engaging on-brand marketing copy and visuals, and lets users refine them in real time.
The interface is split into two functional areas:
Here's a closer look at the key screens, layouts, and flows that make Mira feel conversational, intuitive, and creative.
Designing Mira reinforced how conversation can also be a design tool and not just an interface style. I learned to balance AI's complexity with human clarity, to keep interactions short, contextual, and emotionally grounded.
The prototype demonstrates how an AI-driven creative assistant can reduce tool fatigue, speed up ideation, and help non-designers produce brand-consistent content all in one place.
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