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Etepora mobile app

2023 | Figma

Etepora is a water optimization system for irrigation, based on AI and scientific concepts which merges the 3 my2drops elements:

1. An intelligent irrigation controller: It is connected to a weather station, so with that data + evapotranspiration laws, calculates how much water you need to use in your garden.

2. A flowmeter: It alerts you through the app when water is

passing through it and is not supposed to, as well as when it is not irrigating and is supposed to.

3. A mathematical algorithm that designs your irrigation system: It considers all elements so you can build your home's irrigation system in a smart and way to save water.

So the big callenge here was to mix those 3 elements in one app, so my2drops customers could control them from home whenever they want, and be able to analyze the data that it provides.

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The scope of the project

The project's scope is extensive and multifaceted. Etepora aims to merge three key components – an intelligent irrigation controller, a flowmeter, and a mathematical model – into a unified system. The project involves designing an intuitive and accessible interface for controlling irrigation that takes into account factors such as slopes and shadows, all with the goal of optimizing water usage. The scope also includes the creation of a responsive web application or mobile app for easy access, ensuring users can monitor and adjust their irrigation system remotely. Additionally, the project encompasses user testing and iteration to fine-tune the system's usability and effectiveness.

Results

From a UX/UI perspective, the Etepora project aims to achieve several significant outcomes. The primary goal is to deliver a user-friendly and visually appealing water optimization system that is accessible through various devices, and used and understood by different aged people. The interface should empower users to make informed decisions about their irrigation systems, taking into account factors like slopes and shadows for efficient water use. The results should include an increase in user satisfaction and engagement, as well as a reduction in water wastage. The successful implementation of the design system should lead to more sustainable and environmentally conscious irrigation practices, while also contributing to Etepora's brand recognition and reputation in the factoring financial industry.

UX/UI Design process

The UX design process for Etepora follows a structured and user-centered approach. It begins with comprehensive user research, involving interviews and surveys with potential users to understand their specific needs and challenges related to irrigation, considering that many users are old and aren't experts in technology. This research informs the creation of user personas and journey maps. Once wireframes are validated, high-fidelity designs are created, considering the aesthetics, information architecture, and usability. User testing and feedback loops are incorporated throughout the design process, allowing for refinement based on real user experiences.

My role

The UX/UI designer plays a pivotal role in the Etepora project, contributing to the development of an efficient and user-friendly water optimization system for irrigation. I was responsible for ensuring that the digital interface offers a seamless and intuitive user experience. This involves designing the user interface, conducting user research to understand the needs of the end users, and collaborating closely with the engineering and data science teams to translate complex irrigation data into a visually comprehensible format. My role extends to creating a cohesive and aesthetically pleasing design system that aligns with the company's brand identity, which was previously defined.

You can explore more about my2DROPS in www.my2drops.com

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