Unilode

Web App

I enjoyed working across diverse teams in Switzerland, New Zealand, and Australia, collaborating closely with business and development stakeholders to shape all aspects of the product.

At the same time, I led a small team of product designers, helping create clarity, momentum and a strong focus on delivering great outcomes.

Senior UX/UI Designer
12 month contract

My Role

_Discovery workshops
_Digital strategy

_Persona refinement
_Information architecture

_Userflows and Wireframes
_User Interface design and prototypes
_Interactive design
_Design system

My Responsibilities

Whiteboards filled with flowcharts, diagrams, post-it notes, and handwritten notes in red and blue ink, creating visual plans or processes.

Working in an Agile environment with fortnightly sprints, we spent three months in the ‘discovery’ phase, scoping the updates between the existing ACTIS platform and the new ACTIS 2.0 platform.

Discovery workshops

Information Architecture and Wireframes

We carefully crafted every element, bring the most import content and actions to the forefront and removing what was unnecessary. Screen-by-screen we built low-fi wireframes, iterating and refining the user journeys and micro-interactions.

Wireframes of a project management or operations software interface, showing different pages including contract details, salvage information, work order, damage inspection, invoicing, customer contracts, and related data tables.

As each user journey became more and more defined, we began building a prototype of the entire platform, linking all the userflows for the different personas. Once the prototypes were approved and the Styleguides completed, we finalised the UI design ready for DEV.

Prototypes and UI design

Tablet screen showing a facility backlog management dashboard with sections for inbound, WIP, hold, outbound, and total tasks. The dashboard displays the number of tasks in each category and a list of work orders with details such as customer, task type, serial number, equipment type, date raised, days in facility, facility location, and status. There are filter and scan barcode options.
Tablet screen showing a damage inspection report with 3D images of a damaged object on the screen.
Tablet screen displaying a login page with the Unilode logo and fields for email and password, overlaid on an image of an airplane engine and ground equipment at an airport.
Tablet screen displaying a production management software interface with a dark navigation menu on the left, including options like Home, Production, Facility Backlog, KPI, Delivery, Timesheet, Labour Performance, and Document Management. The main area shows task details, barcode scanning options, and task status indicators, such as 'In Progress' and 'Received'.
Tablet screen showing a 3D model of a damaged structure, with options to specify damage type and location, including a photo upload feature.
Tablet screen showing a parts and services management software dashboard.
Tablet screen displaying a work order management software interface with task details, equipment information, customer data, and photos of equipment.
A tablet screen displaying a manufacturing software interface with a dark side menu and a detailed task list in the background.
Tablet screen displaying a facility management dashboard with sections for inbound, WIP, hold, outbound, and total tasks, along with a list of work orders.
Two white smartphones displaying a logistics company's app interface, showing login screen and menu with options for Home, Production, Parts, Reports, Quality Assurance, Entities, and Setup, over a white background.
Laptop screen displaying a purchase orders management web page with a list of purchase orders, their statuses, and details.
A software interface on a laptop showing scope and levels management for a person named Shane Surtees, with a green success message indicating a level activation, and various rows displaying certification data, statuses, and options.
A parts management software interface showing details for a part labeled 'J1234' with supplier and facility information, customer settings, conversion units, and uploaded documents.

Styleguides

With the designers moving on to other contracts and the development taking further 12 months, these Styleguides became an important reference (design truth) for the DEV team in the build.

A collage of multiple screenshots showcasing a mobile application interface with dark and light themes, various forms, appointment scheduling, and data tables related to project management or booking system.

Similar Work

Website Platform

Nui Markets

Website Platform

Squirrel

AR App

ZOZOFIT

E-com Website

Vodafone

Interested in working together?

Check my availability

Back to top

Home