
A quick note: I’ve designed multiple AI-powered innovation engines for different global brands. While the MVP structures share a similar foundation, each evolution is tailored to the client’s specific needs, workflows, and innovation goals.
We first built an MVP AI innovation engine in a four-week sprint to prove the concept and secure funding for future development. With funding in place, we entered the next phase: refining the user experience, expanding functionality, and improving process efficiency. This case study covers that evolution, as we transformed the MVP into a scalable platform for multi-brand innovation and collaboration.
As Lead AI Product Designer, I evolved the MVP into an enterprise-ready platform centered on user trust, explainability, and multi-brand adoption. I redesigned the experience from a linear workflow into a dynamic, all-in-one workspace where users could generate, compare, and refine opportunity spaces and concepts in a single flow. I also introduced an image studio to enhance visualization and give the user more control in the creative process. The platform advanced from an MVP to a highly intuitive, multi-flow workspace, enabling faster, clearer, and more collaborative innovation across teams and brands.
This phase transformed the early MVP into a multi-flow, multi-brand workspace built for real-world use. I focused on expanding functionality and refining the UI to make the system more transparent, flexible, and aligned with how teams actually work:






Version 2 validated the platform’s ability to scale innovation across brands and workflows while maintaining usability and transparency. The introduction of multi-brand functionality, a redesigned workspace, and deeper data visibility proved that the system could handle more complex data and simultaneous flows without sacrificing accuracy.
This success secured leadership funding for V3, enabling us to deepen AI reasoning, expand data coverage, and move toward a fully integrated, enterprise-grade innovation ecosystem.