In-Flight Turbulence Forecasting App

Studio 0815

2024

B2C

SkyPath is a predictive turbulence management and navigation system designed for iPad and desktop platforms. It provides real-time data and forecasts to enhance in-flight decision-making, helping pilots optimize safety and flight efficiency

My Role

UX Design team lead, overseeing a team of 2 designers

Collaboration

Close work with the project PMs and Dev teams

Timeframe

4 months

The Client: "Our desktop app is outdated and frequently used by dispatchers as we grow. We need a redesign with a modern interface and new features. The iPad app should also be updated to match the new design for consistency across platforms."

Current Desktop and iPad versions

Current Desktop and iPad versions

Main Challenges

Outdated UI & System

The old design was disorganized, making it difficult for users to navigate efficiently. The design lacked a structured system for easy updates and future scalability.

Tight Deadline & User Transition

Towards the release of the new version, it was essential to introduce new features without confusing existing users. We had to balance the new design while avoiding a complete disruption of the current workflow.

Our Goals

Improve Experience

Created an intuitive design system that made future updates easier while optimizing user navigation across both platforms.

Optimized Performance

Enhanced system performance by aligning new features with user needs without overwhelming them.

Visual Consistency

Ensured a unified, clean design between iPad and desktop versions for better user familiarity.

Below, you'll find a selection of intentionally blurred new screens to comply with confidentiality agreements, while I can share more details in person.

New Desktop Version

New iPad Version

Timeline

Want to hear more?

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Want to hear more?

Due to confidentiality agreements with the client, I am unable to present the full workflow online. Meeting face to face, I would be happy to walk through the project and share insights into the design process and research.

Thank you for your time.

Thank you for your time.

Thank you for your time.