HPE Juniper Networking AI
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2026 revisit.
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Marvis answers what the end-of-support notice means, citing Mist inventory, support contracts and the lifecycle policy
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Sidebar and plan navigation: switches, timeline, evidence, comments, activity
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Refresh plan table: each Boston switch with its closet and replacement model
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Quote request for Harbor Systems: parts and install windows, without the budget
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Notices inbox: end of support, Wi-Fi 7 power at 2 clinics, FY27 budget
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The original design, 2025.
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Case study
HPE Juniper Networking AI
Conversational AI
2025 · 2026 revisit

Lead UX/UI Designer

Juniper wanted customers to find the right products and services through an AI assistant, instead of digging through a dense website or waiting on sales. I owned the design and took it to an interactive prototype.

My first idea was a chat inside the existing website. Competitive research changed my mind. Even OpenAI sends you to the separate ChatGPT app as soon as a chat runs. A chat product needs login, history, settings and its own navigation, and a marketing page can’t hold all that. I dropped the hybrid and designed a standalone app that the website links to.

The users were long-standing enterprise partners, vendors, operators and CMOs, who come back again and again. Saved history and context across sessions matter to them, which made the case for a standalone app.

The CMO and brand lead approved it, and it was built. The design took about three weeks, alongside other projects.

In 2026 I came back to it and took it further. The revisit lives inside Mist and starts from the equipment a customer already owns. When it’s time to replace hardware, it helps them put together a plan they can send to their Juniper partner.

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