Javier Arcia

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Engineering Web Portal

Product Overview

The Engineering Web Portal is the main place where all NOV's engineers go to create and manage parts and docs. 

Business Challenge

Engineers are frustrated when interacting with the tool, and their productivity is affected on a daily basis.

Role and Responsibilities

As UX Lead I must redesign the portal and ensure it meets the engineer's requirements when they perform tasks.

Design Process

User-Centered design methodology approach. It is about how users can, want, or need to use the product 

1. UNDERSTAND: Research Users and Define the Problem

Overview

To understand the user I did conduct research, using key performance indicators (KPIs), where I measured the effectiveness of the current Engineering Web Portal.

Empathy Map and Personas

To understand better the users, I created Personas that helped me to emphasize better with the people who are interacting with the product 

User Journey Map

This flow helps to visualize the process that a person goes through in order to accomplish a goal. Example: how do engineers create a new part? How do they revise an existing part?

Pain Points

Surveys and, Interviews the engineers in order to understand better the product, how they work with the current tool and their pain points that cause frustration.

Defining Needs and Problem

I found the interaction of engineers with the current tool is not optimal, which affects the efficiency to do their tasks, and their productivity is affected on a daily basis.

    2. EXPLORE: Generate Ideas and Create Prototype

    Overview

    Once the right Personas, Journey Map, User Flow, and problem are defined; I start generating ideas with the team in order to start creating the wireframing and prototype. 

    Paper Wireframes

    I created some paper wireframes that show a high-level representation, of the ideas in order to discuss with stakeholders and leadership

    Information Architect Diagram

    I created a map that represents how the engineers will navigate the new modules created when redesigning the new portal. This will be used as a guide to creating the lo-fi prototype.

    Low-Fidelity Digital Wireframes

    I created some paper wireframes that show a high-level representation, of the ideas in order to discuss with stakeholders and leadership

    Low-Fidelity Digital Prototype

    This prototype shows screens, where the elements will be located, and the transition between pages. It will be used by testing how the engineers will interact and get the first feedback from them.

      3. MATERIALIZE: Test the Prototype and Implement

      Overview

      Once the navigation and the low-fi prototypes for desktop and mobile are approved. I create the visual assets and high-fidelity prototypes and perform usability tests and documentation for dev.  

      Visual Asset Creation

      Some assets were just selected from libraries following design guidelines or corporate branding. On top of that, or for some modules, I created them in photoshop. Example: Custom icon set. 

      High-Fidelity Digital Prototype

      Then create the flow to visualize the process that a person goes through in order to accomplish a goal. Example: how engeneers create a new part? How they revise an existing part?

      Usability Testing

      I evaluated how engineers complete typical tasks while observing them and taking notes. I identified a few usability problems that I immediately fixed, and then, I measured the satisfaction levels.

      Implement Design and Retrospective

      Once the final design is approved, I proceed to work with developers and other team members to ensure the design will be properly implemented. Discuss Lessons Learned and Next Steps.

      4 years with National Oilwell Varco

      As a UX Lead in NOV, I learned more about seeing the big picture in my projects, managing people, and getting more experience in the energy and manufacturing sectors.

      See my other projects with NOV

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