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What a "Developer-Ready" roadmap actually looks like.
Founders often ask me why their development team is confused. The answer is usually in the documentation. I use a 3-tier approach: 1. User Journey Mapping, 2. Logic Flow (BPMN), and 3. Prioritized Feature Backlog. Without these, you are just guessing. Does your current product roadmap include these?
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Recently worked on Milebit — a product built for truck drivers and fleet companies.
The main focus was designing the mobile experience around everyday needs on the road: managing your truck, planning routes, finding nearby drivers, accessing services, and keeping everything important in one place.
I also explored the company side of the product with a fleet dashboard for managing vehicles, drivers, activity, and operational data.
Alongside the product, I designed the new Milebit website to bring everything together and explain the platform in a much simpler way.
Sharing a few screens from the project here.
Product Design · Mobile App · Fleet Dashboard · Web Design
Live website: https://milebit.io/
The lime against the dark phone mockups pops well. Clear hierarchy for something drivers glance at on the road.
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Love the vibe of this!
Flowlane 2.0, a launch video for a concept ops automation tool. Ops that run themselves.
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