Aivat

The project needed to distance itself from a previous design that was not entirely liked by clients, and because there was gonna be a change in the way it was handled internally by code: An opportunity surfaced to change the image of AIVAT in its entirety. There was a need to begin this with a clear an organized foundation, so a full design system was developed, from picking a font and its variations, to buttons, and even cards used for presenting alerts on the site. The palette, composed of just a few colors, was kept for the majority of the site and only bright colors were used for graphic elements that needed to bring attention to them. AIVAT is a really big project divided in five modules, and in order to tackle it, there was a need to map out how the client would be interacting with the different screens, so a userflow was carefully thought out and executed in the design.

After it the desktop site was developed parallel to mobile designs due time constraints, which also affected the project not having enough time to work on wireframes as a way to make a smoother transition between the userflow and the high fidelity screens. Three modules were delivered in the beginning, being the ones in demand by the client, and after that there was an integration for the rest of the modules, giving a total of 5 modules in the final project. To this day there’s still changes being made, mainly, additions through client feedback, and every single update follows the established design system.