ABOUT THE PROJECT
Redesigning the System a Factory Had Already Given Up On
Client
Mechanite Engineering Solutions
Industry
Manufacturing
Service
UX Research + UI/UX Design
Research Methods
5 methods employed
User Roles Studied
9 job roles
A flat 16-item sidebar with no hierarchy. Forms asking for 30–50 fields at once, errors only surfacing at submission, Create and List views split across separate pages. The deeper issue: no one had ever mapped who was actually using the system. A shop floor supervisor and a managing director were handed identical interfaces — designed for neither.
Research before redesign.
Five research methods, nine job roles, one clear diagnosis: the sidebar was a feature list, not a workflow. The redesign compressed 16 modules into 6, ordered by actual usage frequency. Forms were split into collapsible sections. Inline validation replaced submission-time errors. Create and List views were unified. Every structural call maps to a named principle — Hick’s Law, Progressive Disclosure, Fitts’s Law — not a stylistic preference.
Impact — What Changed
The abandoned system became the system the team actually uses. Delivered: full component library, annotated interaction flows with logic documentation, API and endpoint notes, and role-based access specs for five user groups. The AI Layer — a chatbot that queries any module and auto-generates charts from plain-language prompts — was designed in as the platform’s next efficiency layer.
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Brand Architecture
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Visual Identity Concept
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Logo System
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Jury Collaboration
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Mohammed Amine
