A good IoT product thanks to a user-centered user experience
In interdisciplinary teams of UX specialists, designers, computer scientists and experts from industry, mechanical engineering, production, industrial IoT and artificial intelligence (AI), we take a user-centered approach to ensure that your industrial application visually inspires your users and makes their work easier.
It is particularly important to us to always have our finger on the pulse of the times and to incorporate new technological and optical trends.
Well-designed user interfaces are not simply beautiful, but the result of a thorough examination of the user's intentions and requirements. In this respect, the task for us of developing user-friendly user interfaces (UI) is primarily a structural task and only secondarily a classic design task.
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Multidisciplinary approaches and many years of industry experience in IIoT, AI, mechanical engineering and production
Thanks to our multidisciplinary approach and our many years of experience in the design and development of industrial IoT applications for mechanical engineering and production, we incorporate important information into our processes from a technical, user experience (UX) and design perspective.
Since the user interface is usually the only and most important point of contact with your product, it should be ensured that this contact is a positive one, i.e. without unnecessary burdens, that it is helpful and actually satisfies the user.
Convincing user interface design (UID) is characterized by a well thought-out structure. Careful design that dispenses with the superfluous and supports the user in their tasks is our claim.
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Iterative approach using established design thinking methods
In design thinking workshops, everyone involved in the development process works together. Thanks to the differentiated technical view of our respective domain experts, an overarching understanding and a jointly supported solution can be achieved. In such participative design workshops, the clear objective is to efficiently arrive at a solution idea that is viable both structurally and in terms of usability/usability.
The iterative approach in user-centered design (UCD) applies in particular to the creation of the design solution. In visual design, it is a typical procedure to create interactive designs in prototyping, check click models through early user tests and optimize them step by step. Iteration is therefore one of the most important basic principles in the development of user-friendly interfaces.
In addition, we rely on the creation of user journeys, which include all the steps a user takes to achieve a specific goal with an interactive system. In order to be able to record this process with all steps and experiences, we work with user journey maps to ensure that users achieve their goals efficiently when designing products.
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Interaction concepts and application design that inspire
User interfaces in mechanical engineering and production (e.g. as HMI design or IIoT platform design) should above all be clear and easy to understand. In addition to the graphical development of the user interface elements, our focus is always on keeping the user in mind.
With extensive user research, the basis of your application design and user approach is methodically prepared and structured into interaction concepts and usage scenarios. The interaction design optimizes the structural relationships and develops supporting navigation concepts.
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