Content Architecture: Designing an Interactive "What’s New" Wayfinding Menu for Informatica Documentation

Content Architecture: Designing an Interactive "What’s New" Wayfinding Menu for Informatica Documentation

This case study demonstrates how structural content design eliminates vertical scrolling friction in dense product documentation. By architecting an interactive, button-driven anchor navigation directory within Oxygen XML, I transformed static "What’s New" feature updates into a targeted, zero-scroll wayfinding experience that accelerates feature adoption, preserves layout stability for global translation, and ensures full accessibility compliance.

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Informatica: Scaling Onboarding Through Behavioral Design

Informatica: Scaling Onboarding Through Behavioral Design

This case study demonstrates how behavioral economics and intentional information architecture can de-risk enterprise onboarding during massive corporate acquisitions. By transforming a fragmented training matrix into an interactive, gamified learning roadmap for 5,000 employees, I neutralized training friction, drove cross-functional adoption, and secured executive-level sign-off.

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