Client
UPHF
Année
2025
Scope
Stack
Better consuming household appliances in an economic, social, and environmental context
The SADéMMAR application is a research project of the LAMIH (Laboratory of Automation, Mechanics and Industrial and Human Computer Science), funded by the Hauts-de-France region. Its goal is to reduce the consumption of household appliances by promoting their repair rather than replacement. The application includes a decision support tool that analyzes the economic, social, technical, environmental, and financial situations of the user to guide them in their decision to repair their device.
The Challenge
This ambitious research project took place over 3 years; I joined the project during the last 4 months, which were dedicated to creating the final mockup as well as its development in an Android environment.
💬 Understanding of patterns and scientific jargon
I'm not going to lie and say that I easily understood the various specifications filled with diagrams and scientific jargon; it took a lot of discussions for me to fully grasp their dimensions in order to design them.
⚒️ Designing the Decision Support Tool
Understanding how the Decision Support Tool works has initially been a challenge. I then asked myself the question: "How can I make its understanding easier in the design that I will provide?". Therefore, through my skills and my understanding, I facilitated the accessibility and use of this tool.
The solution
Lead production to accelerate creation
To successfully complete this project, two key elements were necessary: an efficient workflow and close collaboration with the developer.
I took the initiative to optimize the team dynamics by involving the developer early in the creative process. By adopting the AGILE method and sharing my workflow, we established a collaborative project management approach. This strategy allowed us to move forward quickly, with the developer guiding me on technical aspects. I was thus able to adapt the application's features and requirements to the budgetary and technical constraints.
Web Design
The Mobile Approach: A Enriching Challenge
The creation of this application allowed me to challenge myself while highlighting skills that I had not yet been able to utilize. I enjoy working on both the desktop format and the mobile format. The latter requires a different UX Design approach than desktop, particularly due to the different modes of interaction and contexts of use.
UX Research
Convert with a user-centered design
During production, I resolved several issues, particularly regarding the forms and questionnaires that required an enormous amount of information from users. By collaborating with the project manager and the research team, I was able to reduce the number of forms and questions to improve the user journey. This simplification was crucial as the initial sign-up process demanded too high a time/effort ratio, which caused premature drop-offs.
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