UX Redesign Case Study for Automotive App
Process Optimisation
In this study, I present a UX analysis and redesign aimed at optimising the process of ordering materials for automotive application. Focused on enhancing efficiency and user satisfaction, my redesign addresses a key usability challenge within the existing system.
Frustrating and Slow Ordering Flow
The app has many outdated design principles and UX bottlenecks. I will focus only on Letter/Number selector in this case.
The previous solution required users to input quantities individually for each number and letter, leading to a time-consuming and tedious ordering process. This not only slowed down the workflow but also influenced overall user experience.
Bulk Selection for Efficient Inputs
The core of my redesign lies in simplifying the order entry process. Instead of the traditional approach that demanded users to fill out separate input fields for each character, my solution allows users to select multiple characters and input a single quantity for the selected items (allowed qty’s were predefined – 10, 20, 30…).
Users can now effortlessly select multiple numbers and letters in one go, eliminating the need for repetitive data entry.
Simple, intuitive and accessible
The redesigned interface maintains a user-friendly aesthetic, ensuring that the ordering process remains intuitive and accessible to users of all experience levels.
With this update, order summary also looks more clean, without countless rows of single characters and their quantity.
By simplifying the interface and introducing a more intuitive design, the user experience has been elevated, resulting in increased user satisfaction.
