The challenge here is to create an intuitive and efficient administrative platform for Dcide Denenergia. We want to streamline the process of managing users, profiles, products, and permission with ecosystem.
Note: Please be aware that D User is exclusively available in Brazilian Portuguese. All content, including user interfaces, instructions, and information, will be provided solely in this language. This language restriction is in place to ensure clear and effective communication with our target audience in Brazil.
The objective of our research is to inform the design and development of the D user platform within a limited timeframe, leveraging existing data provided by stakeholders while respecting confidentiality constraints.
Summary: Our research approach focuses on extracting insights from existing data, ensuring compliance, and incorporating stakeholder input to inform the design and development of the D use platform. The use of simple language and a clear framework aims to make complex ideas understandable and provide actionable takeaways.
The primary research for the Dcide Denergia Access Management UI project involved a meticulous collection and analysis of existing data provided by stakeholders. This data encompassed documents, presentations, and meeting notes related to the Dcide Denergia ecosystem and the requirements for the UI platform.
Throughout the research process, a key focus was on maintaining open and productive communication with stakeholders. The feedback received was overwhelmingly positive, indicating a successful and collaborative effort.
As a crucial part of the primary research, Certainties, Suppositions, and Doubt (CSD) Matrix was employed. This matrix served to provide a structured overview of the project's context, system boundaries, and data requirements.
The primary research for the Dcide Denergia Access Management UI project was comprehensive, involving data analysis and stakeholder collaboration. The positive feedback from stakeholders and the use of the CSD Matrix underscore the effectiveness of the research process in shaping a well-informed foundation for the project. This approach ensures that user needs and system functionalities are at the forefront of the UI development, aligning seamlessly with stakeholder expectations.
In this UI breakdown, I will provide a brief overview of the key user interface (UI) components for the Dcide Denergia Access Management UI project. Please note that I cannot share some specific screen due to NDA and LGPD constraints.
The login screen serves as the entrance to the Dcide Denergia platform. It's the initial point where users input their credentials to gain access to the system.
The home screen functions as a hub, presenting a snapshot of the Dcide Denergia ecosystem. It showcases crucial statistics, such as the total user count, profiles, recently active users, and usage metrics for various products. Each card on this screen serves as a direct link to specific management features.
The “Manage Users” screen empowers administrators to efficiently handle user accounts. Here's what you can do on this screen:
The “Report” screen offers diverse reporting options, simplifying data retrieval and analysis. Here are the key tabs and their functionalities:
In this project, I navigated constraints like NDAs and LGPD, relying on existing data for valuable insights. Collaborating effectively with stakeholders, we maintained confidentiality and depth in our research.
A standout tool was the Certainties, Suppositions, and Doubt (CSD) Matrix, a visual gem aiding in understanding project context and system intricacies.
Creativity prevailed in working around constraints, proving resourcefulness in achieving goals despite limitations.
Open, clear communication paved the way for understanding stakeholder needs, fostering a more productive collaboration.
Mining existing data unearthed profound insights, showcasing the power of leveraging what's already available.
Thorough documentation emerged as a cornerstone, enabling progress tracking, confidentiality, and effective stakeholder feedback integration.
In the end, the primary research laid a sturdy foundation for the D User project, fostering a positive stakeholder relationship. Poised for the next phases—designing the user interface and developing the platform—the success of this initial stage fuels excitement for the Dcide Denergia ecosystem's streamlined access permission management.
In overcoming constraints, fostering communication, leveraging existing data, and meticulous documentation, this project sets the stage for a successful journey ahead.
