Digital-Based Livestock Management and Investment that uses data and IoT to help livestock activists in Indonesia become more advanced and even compete on a global scale

In this process, we extract information from both the stakeholder and user sides. So that ideas are created, which will later be executed in the design process.

In this process, we create several design options and reconsider which design will be delivered to the developer team.

The submission process is via a figma file; if there are changes, they will be immediately chatted about via Slack.

Users who use this application are shepherds from villages who rarely use the application.

Users do not go through reports of activities carried out by the user every day.

This login can be done with RFID, which every farmer has. Because the users of this application are farmers who don't often use gadgets, we use RFID to reduce the possibility of errors.

Ngangon installed IoT to detect temperature and humidity. Sheep themselves are easily stressed, and this will affect their development every day, so this temperature detection is displayed. If the temperature in the pen has reached an unnatural limit, then the IoT will open the curtains on each side of the pen.

To minimize errors and monitor the work of the shepherd. This feature is very functional because there will be no more abandoned sheep later if there is a reminder of work that has not been completed.

Here I made a total of 84 button variants, 24 header variants, and other variants.