Name 
   Description 
   Problem 
   Solution 
   Impact 
 - User Satisfaction: 40% increase in overall satisfaction scores
 - Efficiency: 30% faster content optimization for mobile and desktop
 - Task Completion: 15% improvement in time spent customizing device-specific layouts
 
 Discovery And Research 
 -  User Interviews:
- Identified user frustration with irrelevant content on mobile and desktop views, leading to the idea for visibility toggles.
 
 -  Surveys:
- Questionnaires to collect insights on device-specific content visibility
 - Collected feedback on the necessity of device-specific toggles and discovered that most users preferred mobile-first designs.
 
 -  Competitive Analysis:
- Found that competitors lacked intuitive device-specific content management features, highlighting the uniqueness of this feature.
 
 
 Definition And Planning 
 -  Information Architecture:
- Organized content and defined device visibility rules
 - Created a structure for toggling visibility per device and organized content for optimal user experience.
 
 -  User Flow Mapping:
- Mapped the steps to enable hiding/showing content on mobile and desktop
 - Simplified user interactions to ensure quick content visibility toggling with minimal effort.
 
 
 Design And Prototyping 
 -  Wireframing:
- Designed wireframes that clearly show how content would appear or disappear on mobile and desktop.
 
 -  Interactive Prototyping:
- Created interactive prototypes to simulate how hiding content would work seamlessly on both mobile and desktop.
 
 
 Testing 
 -  Usability Testing:
- Evaluated the user-friendliness of the device-specific toggle feature
 - Identified areas for improvement in the toggle interface and refined usability.
 
 -  ABTesting:
- Tested multiple versions of content visibility toggles and refined the best approach for intuitive use.
 
 
 Device-Specific Visibility Toggles 
    Responsive Content Adjustments 
    Enhanced User Control 
    Mobile-First Design Approach 
    Preview Mode