Pacific Gas & Electric's internal contractor tools lacked ability to quickly and efficiently allocate water, electricity and gas services, creating misinterpretation of specifications, time and cost over-runs.
Inventory existing tools and derive future product specifications.
Work with contractor customers to reduce site build-out timelines.
Save net $50mm construction costs annually.
Not using Figma with built in dev tools forced us to use Zeplin. Poor communication sabotaged the efficient execution and caused unnecessary project scope creep.
Working from the existing outdated application, I analyzed performance gaps to discover customer service goals.
I gathered input from stakeholders to round out my perspective on new features, making sure to align design goals to company OKRs and KPIs.
I studied the PG&E style guide to make sure all design decisions were aligned to company brand guidelines and component libraries.
Careful consideration was given to a mobile first approach, rather than the early desktop specific iteration.
During the design process we focused on a mobile first approach however a desktop experience was part of the project scope and was a desired deliverable.
Layout was designed for all breakpoints, and ensuring all features were available across all browser widths ensured maximum adoption.
As one of the requirements of the project was to make it more user friendly, we were focused on a mobile first approach.
I prioritized tablet and phone touch-points and breakpoints to ensure maximum application adoption and effectiveness.