I eventually presented this project to a larger group of designers within Hudl, to be later picked up by them for redesigning the navigational issues that were found. This design project was very research-heavy, and taught me the relevance of research in design processes from an industry standpoint. My main takeaway is that a user's experience cannot be assumed and is best explored by directly watching their interactions and speaking to them about their thought processes. Involving a user in the design process is an often underrated technique that really brings out what potential changes can be made to a platform. I was also able to learn an incredible amount from the collaborative designing experience I was provided with. Without the help of other Hudl folks, I would not have been able to be a part of this in-depth, amazing project. Alongside this project, I was given the opportunity to partake in many other design related projects that taught me valuable lessons, in both technical and personal aspects. Overall, my time at Hudl was an unforgettable summer full of personal and design growth.