Case study

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"CropTrak specializes in the fields of farm management information system, vineyard management tools, and electronic farm records."

Problem

Many different libraries were used for the frontend development. Hacking to fit the product requirements created new problems that slowed down the development.

Context

Croptrak has a product that works throughout the entire agricultural chain. I was the first designer in the company's nearly decade-long history.

Involvement

  • ✓ Visual Designer
  • ✓ Information Architect
  • ✓ Interaction Designer
  • ✓ Frontend Dev

Accelerated development by simplifying the frontend stack.

The web product used multiple libraries such as Bootstrap, jQueryUI, DevExpress & DevExtreme. I pushed for the creation of a custom style library with Sass to enable a resource diet. This in turn allowed us to remove 70% of the dependencies.

On the other hand, I started the development of a library of small components, as the basis of a system that will replace those that slow down the development of the product.

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Consolidated product with information architecture & interface design.

The fact that the product was born from an iOS application brought with it several problems of adaptation of the interaction model. This was compounded by the product's own growth due to the passage of time.

To improve the performance of the interfaces, I worked on simplifying the interaction flows and clarifying the possible actions for users, while improving the overall information delivered.

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Improved brand awareness with visual design.

The logical passage of time and the lack of designers in the team made it difficult to identify the brand in the product.

We made great progress in consolidating the brand into new versions for both web and native apps (with Xamarin).

Throughout these three years, I have driven two rebrands to help the visual consolidation of the brand.

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