Designers
Francesca Castioni, Tania Bricalli, Anna Laura Sacchetto, Eleonora Cavenaghi
Year
2025
Category
Product
Country
Italy
Design Studio / Department
Tangity
Three questions to the project team
What was the particular challenge of the project from a UX point of view?
The main challenge was creating an interface that balanced complexity and usability. The system needed to provide real-time data and advanced IoT features without overwhelming users. We tackled this by designing a clean layout, adding tooltips for guidance, and implementing a graphical troubleshooting system. Ensuring seamless navigation for diverse operator skill levels was crucial, which required extensive user testing and iteration to make the experience intuitive and efficient for everyone.
What was your personal highlight in the development process? Was there an aha!-moment, was there a low point?
The highlight was the incredible team effort across departments to bring together diverse expertise and ideas, leading to innovative solutions like graphical troubleshooting and QR code integration. It was rewarding to see how collaboration made a real difference. A low point was encountering resistance to change from some users. However, this feedback drove us to refine the UX/UI further, making it even more intuitive and user-friendly, ensuring accessibility for all operators.
Where do you see yourself and the project in the next five years?
In five years, our team envisions the project evolving into a fully integrated IoT ecosystem, setting new standards in predictive analytics, autonomous maintenance, and industrial usability. It could serve as a benchmark for innovation and collaboration across the industry, shaping smarter and more efficient manufacturing processes. This project represents an ongoing journey of growth, and the team looks forward to driving future advancements together.
