Urjanet
Before I joined, Urjanet's product was a giant spreadsheet. I was hired as part of a new effort to stand up several new business verticals. Working closely with the CEO, VP of Product, and senior engineers, I design new Urjanet products from scratch.
The process in a nutshell
I worked with the CEO to establish an aesthetic direction that he felt best represented Urjanet. The VP of product and I spent many hours in front of a whiteboard making sure requirements were met. I continuously kept engineering in the loop to ensure the designs were feasible. And, I conducted lots of Usability Tests to validate our ideas. The path was long and summarizing years of work in two sentences is hard. I'd love to tell you more about the process in person. For more detailed insight into my process, check out the first few projects in this portfolio.
Note: I have a lot more to add here
Adding Credentials
Urjanet Console was a deep and complex product and it’s difficult to summarize it functionality. However, one of the simpler functions is also one of the most important, adding user credentials to the system. The number of new credentials added to the system was one of our most critical measures of success. Before we built Console, the process to add credentials to the system was laborious and fraught with errors. Customers had to send an Excel sheet with their all their provider info to Urjanet and our team manually input them into our database. The screens below allowed users to accurately add their own credentials with just a few clicks. The functionality reduce errors, reduced our internal costs, reduced support calls, and increased the number of credentials added. It was a wild success
