TIMELINE
June - September 2026
ROLE
Product Designer
TEAM
1 Product Designer, 2 Engineers, 2 PMs
TOOLS
Figma, Replit
OVERVIEW
During my 12-week internship, I owned the complete design lifecycle across both flagship features—from competitive benchmarking across 5 platforms and interactive code prototyping in Replit for rapid iterations, to moderated user testing and production engineering handoffs. The projects I worked on:
PROJECTS
I led end-to-end mobile design across two core features: establishing Loom Playlists from 0 → 1 and shipping Autolinks to production on iOS and Android.
Mobile Video Playlists
I led the 0 → 1 mobile design for Loom Playlists. This feature lets creators curate, organize, and sequence multiple Loom videos into a single, cohesive collection shared through one link.
Smart Autolinks on Mobile
I designed and shipped the mobile experience for Autolinks for iOS and Android alongside mobile engineering leads. This feature automatically detects and attaches the relevant URL links and artifacts shown during a recording directly below the video player.
THE OUTCOME
Key Takeaways
Mobile isn’t a smaller web — You can’t just shrink things down. The constraints and context are fundamentally different, requiring interactions, navigation, and information hierarchy to be intentionally redesigned for a mobile experience.
Prototype to align, not just to validate — rapid AI prototyping can make collaboration much faster. Using Replit helped me align with engineers early, then bring the strongest direction into Figma.
WANT TO LEARN MORE?
The products and designs I worked on are private, but I'm happy to chat more about my process over a call. Reach out to me at sarahp27[@]stanford[dot]edu