Preview: Designing Aptiv's interface language for computational mathematics

State machines, code editors, and data strategies
Have you ever used a vehicle signal "driver's seat belt" as a code variable? Sounds intimidating, but for our users, it's a playground.
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Sole UX/Product Designer
Role
August-December 2019
Duration
B2B Enterprise SaaS
Product Type

Extracting the right vehicle data through the formulation of event triggers starts with a vehicle engineer.

Context

Gathering useful, actionable, vehicle insights requires the technical expertise of vehicle analysts and engineers. To fully leverage their engineering knowledge, tools were needed to supplement the formulation of events through complex mathematical logic.
However, as vehicle systems become more complex, the product, Logic Builder no longer served users as effectively.
Co-designing with Technical Product Managers, Software Engineers, and our users brought us closer to the root cause of user needs. These needs were very technical and touched different workflows, teams, and ecosystems. Effective, altruistic solutions required understanding and delving into their technical worlds.
I lead design for the entire digital experience: from concept, user research, workflow definition, ideation, and final design execution. I made final decisions on product design priority and scope, as well as defining future phases for product experience maturity.
Next gen logic building
Business Goal
Give users the ability to define their strategies in collection of vehicle data
Product Goals
Provide tools to make complex computations possible
User Goals

If we provide users the ability to define their own vehicle data strategies, they will formulate desirable, high-fidelity data, increasing their SME value to customers

Solution Statement

Project is shipped as of December 2019 and under NDA. If you're interested to learn more, please send an email to hello@patriciapuno.com
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