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Designed a smarter way to understand complex energy networks.
A UX/UI and product design exploration for Adani Electricity, bringing network mapping, infrastructure data, alerts and analytics into a clearer experience across mobile and web.
A project focused on enterprise UX, data visualization and scalable product thinking.
Open to product design collaborations and long-term design partnerships.
Lovely design
Enterprise UX and complex data mapping are always tough challenges to simplify. Bringing network mapping, infrastructure data, and analytics into a clear mobile experience looks fantastic. Did you run into any specific constraints when scaling down those detailed maps for mobile viewports?
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