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  • Kroger App Refresh

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  • Kroger App Refresh

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  • Kroger App Refresh

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  • Kroger App Refresh

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Kroger App Refresh

Role

As the lead motion designer, my role centered on developing a unified motion design system for the Kroger mobile app refresh. I collaborated with UX teams to define guidelines, motion specs, and principles for both iOS and Android, ensuring intuitive and purposeful animations. My work established a clear, actionable motion language—Liquid Glass for iOS and M3 Expressive for Android—documented for seamless engineering handoff and consistent user experiences.


Company
Kroger

Year
2025

Type
Motion Design, Design Systems, UX Collaboration

Platforms
Mobile – iOS & Android


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Challenges

Kroger needed a motion library that worked seamlessly across iOS, Android, Liquid Glass, and M3 Expressive. I took the lead in defining specs and aligning motion design to bridge these systems—creating a style that balanced Kroger’s new brand, utility, and playful purpose.

Understanding the landscape

I researched top motion trends and user feedback, benchmarking leading retail apps to ensure our motion felt native, signaled affordance, and was easy for engineers to build.

Solution

Created a clear motion system with specs and guidelines for all platforms. Close collaboration with UX and engineering ensured every animation was purposeful, usable, and on-brand.

Shows focus on user-centric motion, usability, and solving real-world user problems.


Highlights research skills, creativity, and cross-functional collaboration with engineering.

Demonstrates technical adaptability, platform fluency, and efficient problem-solving with engineering team to ensure reliance on native components or do we build our own.


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