Industry
Automotive
Client
Bosch
Role
UX Designer
Logistic software to increase productivity
The project is a logistic software inside the Calponia Platform. Its creation came from the demand of a more efficient shipping experience of vehicles and equipment for the automotive industry, since Calponia stored data from vehicles digital twin. The digital service reduces the shipment process of vehicles and equipment from 1+ hours to moreover 15 min.
The problem
Calponia, a platform with vehicle digital twins, leveraged its data to automate organizational processes. A design sprint delivered a solution that auto-fills shipping forms, reducing a tedious, hour-long task to minutes.
Role & Process Overview
UX Designer - 6 months
Followed the double diamond design process used by Bosch.
Discover
Understand the problem space through user interviews.
Define
Cluster the research top findings into an insights board and frame the design challenge.
Design
Ideation on user flows, wireframes, and iteration of UI lo-fi/hi-fi prototypes through usability testing.
Deliver
Polish a hi-fi prototype to follow-up and handover to development.
Discover
Painpoints & Opportunties
Filling the form to create a shipment request - Experiencing parts of the current user journey.
User interviews - Talk to employees that ship vehicles and equipment with frequency.
Gather the notes and create clusters - Identify patterns and root cause of pains & opportunities.
Solving the the right problems
Outcome & Impact
The highest priority of the research is the need for efficiency on the shipment process. By leveraging the Jakob’s law, the interface simulates an establish e-commerce experience, aiming to decrease the interface navigation time. The last round of user interviews on the clickable prototype successfully conveyed the feeling of online shopping experience to reduce onboarding time and create a familiar experience.
Reduced the shipment process from 1hr to ~15 min
Contributed to Bosch Design system
Added value to Calponia platform