Enterprise

Brands and media networks running multiple channels need to see them in one place and decide where effort goes next. I designed the workspace, and the page sales put in front of buyers. What sits behind the login stays with vidIQ.

CompanyvidIQ
RoleProduct design
Years2020 to 2026
Top of the vidIQ Enterprise marketing page, with the headline, a strategy-session call to action, and two rows of trusted-by logos

Channels and a team

Not everyone on an account should see every channel. I designed the roles that set what each person could open and change, drew them from the design system, and checked all their states against the code before they shipped. Customer success stayed close through the rollout.

From the recordings

The enterprise team ran the interviews and I watched the recordings, following how people actually moved through a whole network’s worth of numbers on one view. Those screens were dense tables, and we got them to hold on a tablet and on a phone. People checked them while they traveled, so a long query could still be running when the connection dropped.

The page sales put in front of buyers

I designed it from what customer success, product and the coaches knew about those conversations. Engineering took my layouts into code.

The strategy and tools section of the vidIQ Enterprise page, with four YouTube strategists, a multi-channel stats panel, and a growth curve
The same section on a phone, the strategists above the stats panel

Pat was immensely supportive as we were building out an entire new revenue stream at vidIQ. He was an integral part of our success. Pat was always very patient, quick, and efficient with the work he did. I’d be thrilled to work with him again one day!

Samantha WallaceEnterprise Sales Leader, vidIQ