Speed Limit

I always get excited about a challenging project that gets me out of my comfort zone! This is the sort of work that sparks creativity and reminds me of my passion for UX/UI design.

This project truly was one of a kind. I worked on the project for NZTA through Abely, and it ran over a period of just 10 days. NZTA then selected their favourite design from multiple submissions, based on UX/UI, development and efficiency. Our design not only won, but NZTA were left thoroughly impressed by our work!

The task was to create a website based on Geospatial Mapping, displaying the speed limits of all New Zealand’s roads. The challenge followed different scenarios and user flows for a variety of user types; For example, Government, Police etc. Each user type having a unique UI, with customised flow and experience.

2018

10 Days.

This was a huge project with lots of small details and an impending deadline. At the beginning, I felt a little out of my comfort zone – especially considering my lack of knowledge in Geospatial Mapping! But with open conversations, where I asked questions and jotted down details – I collected enough data to do efficient work.
These open conversations also helped the team to refine ideas and get more answers.

This was my first project designing with Geospatial Mapping. While it was intimidating at first, through it I gained skills, experience and confidence.