context & brief/
Supply chain software is designed to manage and optimize the flow of goods, services, and information from the source of the raw materials to the final delivery of the finished product to the end customer.
Cosmic Frog is the only cloud-native supply chain design solution that combines optimization, simulation, and risk ratings. By balancing cost considerations, service levels, and systemic risk, you can predict the best, most resilient supply chain designs.
Visualize results, collaborate with colleagues, and run hundreds of scenarios concurrently - all in a single, intuitive interface.
UI DESIGN / DESIGN SYSTEM
Over time we designed over a 200+ screens for Optilogic platform. Design phases were implemented in sprints and versions. We constantly test and improve our designs to keep product quality.
Our design system is a complete set of standards intended to manage design at scale using reusable components and patterns.
Optilogic design system consists of several parts that work together to create a cohesive user experience across Optilogic platform and other products.
Brand Guidelines - This is the foundation of a design system and defines the visual and messaging elements that create a consistent brand identity. It includes things like the brand logo, color palette, typography, and tone of voice.
UI components - UI components are the building blocks of a user interface, such as buttons, icons, input fields, and menus. These components are designed in a consistent way to ensure a cohesive look and feel across all products and platforms.
Design patterns - We suggested repeatable solutions to common design problems. Design patterns help users quickly understand how to interact with a product, which improves usability.
Accessibility guidelines - We created accessibility guidelines to ensure that products are designed to be usable by people with disabilities. This includes things like color contrast, keyboard navigation, and screen reader compatibility.
Styleguide - We created comprehensive documentation that outlines how to use and implement the different components and patterns. This documentation helps ensure that everyone on the team is using the design system correctly and consistently.
Prototype
We suggested using prototyping in SaaS project because it can be a highly effective way to validate ideas and test functionality before committing to development.First we defined our goals: Before beginning the prototyping process, it was essential to understand what we hoped to achieve. We needed to identify the key features and functionality we wanted to test and set clear objectives for our prototype.
We used prototyping in early stages of functionality ideation (wireframes) and at the end of the sprint (design) to verify our functionality features. During the process we gathered feedback from out clients and stakeholders, and identified pain points, usability issues and ares for improvement. Based on the feedback we received, refined your prototype and iterate until you have a version that meets your goals and satisfies the needs of our target audience.
When we had a working prototype, we shared it with key stakeholders, our development team, investors, and advisors. This helped us get buy-in and ensure everyone is aligned on the project's direction. Finally, once we had a fully functional and tested prototype, we moved forward with development. That helped us reduce the risk of building something that doesn't meet our customers' needs or doesn't work as intended.
Prototyping in the project helped us create a more robust, user-friendly product that meets the needs of our customers.
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