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Case Study / Field Sales Operations App

OWS Drive

A mobile-first operations dashboard designed to help telco field and internal teams access performance, points, updates, service shortcuts, and daily activity context in one simple interface.

Category

Field Sales Operations App

Role

UI/UX Designer

Tools

Figma, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS

Year

2026

OWS Drive mobile operations dashboard interface preview

Prototype preview appears below for mobile review.

Project Overview

Overview

OWS Drive brings key field sales and operational information into a compact mobile dashboard. It helps users monitor performance, check points, access daily updates, and navigate service-related features faster from a single mobile interface.

Product Context

Where the concept fits

OWS Drive is designed as a mobile operational dashboard for telco field users. The concept is similar to Salesforce-style field enablement platforms, where users need fast access to performance, activity, updates, and service-related actions in one place.

Problem

The field workflow gap

Field users often need to switch between multiple tools or menu layers to access performance, activity, updates, and operational services. This creates friction during daily work, especially for users who need fast access while working in the field.

Role

What I handled

Responsible for defining the mobile dashboard structure, user flow, visual layout, information hierarchy, interaction behavior, and prototype presentation.

As the UI/UX Designer, I shaped the home dashboard hierarchy, grouped operational content into readable mobile sections, refined the shortcut flow, and prepared the prototype experience for case study presentation.

Product / Design Process

How the concept was shaped

1

Mapped the field information users need most often, including profile context, points, KPI summaries, updates, service shortcuts, and daily activity signals.

2

Prioritized a mobile-first home structure so operational users can scan key information quickly without moving through deep menu layers.

3

Designed the dashboard sections, shortcut hierarchy, bottom navigation, and prototype behavior, then refined the presentation for responsive portfolio review.

Solution

The product direction

The prototype simplifies the field user experience through a mobile-first dashboard that combines profile information, points tracking, KPI summaries, latest updates, quick menu shortcuts, service access, and bottom navigation in one focused interface.

Target Users

Who it supports

Field sales users
Telco internal operations team
Regional sales and service team
Users who need fast access to operational information on mobile

Use Cases

What users can do

Checking monthly sales or performance progress
Reviewing points and reward status
Accessing latest operational updates
Opening quick service menus
Checking daily activities
Navigating frequently used field tools

Key Features

What the experience includes

Digital user profile card
Points and rewards tracking
Monthly KPI performance summary
Latest updates carousel
Quick access menu
Expandable menu bottom sheet
Recent activity overview
Mobile-first bottom navigation
Service shortcut access
Field activity visibility

Design Approach

Mobile-first operational clarity

The interface is designed with a mobile-first approach, focusing on quick scanning, simple navigation, compact information grouping, and easy access to high-priority operational menus.

Design Decisions

Why the interface is structured this way

01

Mobile-first structure

Designed for users who need quick access from a handheld device during daily field work.

02

Prioritized operational shortcuts

Frequently used menus are placed closer to the home screen to reduce navigation effort.

03

Compact KPI cards

Performance information is summarized into simple cards for faster scanning.

04

Bottom navigation

Core areas are placed in bottom navigation to support easier thumb reach and faster switching.

Tools

Tools & Technologies

Frontend

Next.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSS

Design

Figma

AI Assistance

ChatGPTCodex

Impact

Outcome

The prototype helps users scan daily priorities faster, reduce unnecessary navigation, and access key operational menus with fewer steps. It also provides a clearer foundation for validating mobile dashboard flows before full development.

What I Learned

Reflection

Operational products work best when the first screen respects field context: users need clear priorities, obvious shortcuts, and only the information that helps them decide what to do next.

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