Solution #1

Designing a smart connectivity system via Bluetooth

Internal IT teams at Tappable have rapidly analysed requirements and figured out a strategy to meet radar hardware connectivity challenges.

This meant, that as a product designer, I had to design the app closely with the developers to ensure the app aligned itself well with the dev solutions, as well as creating a seamless, easy-to-use interface for the user.

Solution #2

Updating the device through the app

Together with the project manager and dev teams, we mapped out the process of how this would happen over the app.

I created user journeys and high-fidelity app screens to visualise and ensure a smooth UX update process for users.

Solution #3

Adding value with web apps for the user and the client

Tappable added value to the client’s product by creating two separate web apps: one for the user and one for the client.

The user-facing web app consists of a simple dashboard and data table: all speed reports were collected, managed, stored and downloaded. It also informed users how many reports they captured, the total number of locations the app was used at and the firmware update version.

The client-facing web app was also simple. The client was able to view the total number of users using the radar device, the total number of reports, as well as being able to manage and upload and push hardware updates to the users’ apps.

Solution #4

Capturing speed reports

Designing the process of capturing speed reports was made easy by establishing user journeys and requirements at the beginning.

Working closely with the project manager, we were able to design a simple and intuitive interface for users that allowed them to configure their devices, view and capture their speed reports.