Orbit is a tool that helps teams manage tasks, schedules, and performance. The goal was to make the platform simple and easy to understand.

Users struggled with cluttered layouts and unclear flows. They needed a cleaner way to plan and track work.

I simplified the structure, improved navigation, and created consistent flows for tasks, meetings, and schedules.

Task Tracking Issues Users switch between too many tools for daily tasks, leading to confusion and missed updates.

Team Collaboration Gaps Frequent check ins and long meetings reduce focus time. Users prefer quick, automated updates.

Low Performance Visibility Team leads struggle to track progress across projects. They need a clear dashboard with real time metrics.

Productivity Imbalance Employees find it hard to balance meetings, focus work, and personal productivity goals, leading to inconsistent output.

The design focuses on keeping everything clear and easy to understand. I simplified the layout, reduced extra steps, and used consistent patterns across tasks, meetings, and schedules. The dashboard shows the most important information first, with clean spacing and readable metrics. Overall, the goal was to make the interface calm, organized, and effortless to use.

A quick and simple entry flow that gets users into the workspace without friction.

A guided setup that helps teams create their space and get started fast.

A clear overview of tasks, meetings, and performance in one place.

A clean, visual calendar for planning days, tracking meetings, and managing time.

A simple project list that keeps all work organized and easy to navigate.

A straightforward task view that makes creating, updating, and tracking work easy.

The final design delivers a clear and organized platform that supports better planning, tracking, and team efficiency. This project represents a key step in my journey toward building thoughtful, functional product experiences.