Repeating the same actions 700x for 8 hours, standing up.
COMPANY
Veepee
RESPONSIBLE FOR
UX, , Prototype, User-testing
PROJECT DURATION
10 months
As a employee in the warehouse I want to easily check and treat the returned item so that I can place it on the right container.
As Veepee I want my employees to treat more efficiently the items so that they can have easier conditions and avoid less human mistakes
Note: Strict Google Material Design System was mandatory
Scope
Improve the current interface
Improve treatment efficiency by 5%
Improve employee satisfaction by 20%
Objectives
User research was very useful and interesting in this project. The people treating returned parcels are standing up 8 hours a day and treat on average 700 items. They have multiple actions to take on the screen to treat one parcel. I realise how unadapted was the current solution, forcing the employee to blink their eyes or rise the arm too high to make some actions. The current tool was designed for people sitting at a desk, not standing people with longer distance from the screen.
User interviews
How can we reduce the numbers of actions the user has to make
How can we increase accessibility and readability
Using only Google Material components
Challenges encountered
The results were great. Bigger buttons, more efficiently placed on the interface, bigger images, keyboard shortcuts, automatisation of actions, better use of psychology of colours and we managed to improve the processing time by 4% and employee satisfaction by 32%.
Results
See the users in action, as much as possible
Designing an interface for a 10 minute flow (booking a hotel) if not the same than designing an interface used 8 hours a day
Designing for non tech-savvy people
A reliable product is good, a reliable and FAST product is better
Take aways
Project screenshots
Current solution in the warehouse.
Screens are high and small, every UI elements are small. Very busy conditions
Designed solution.
Bigger pictures
Keyboard shortcuts
Big buttons with colors
High contrast
Some parcel needed strict placement, use of color was important to avoid mistakes.
Specs and userflows.
Some of the mobile app flows designed for the people in warehouses.
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