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Web application · 2026

OpsPilot.

An operations workspace that turns noisy requests, ownership, and deadlines into one clear queue.

Role
Product Designer
Scope
Product strategy · Information architecture · UX/UI design · Interactive prototype
Status
Independent product study
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Product overview

Everything important,
in one calm place.

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01

The challenge

Make the problem visible before making the interface beautiful.

Operations teams often stitch work together across chat, spreadsheets, and ticketing tools. The real problem is not missing data—it is deciding what deserves attention next.

02

The approach

Design the system, then let each screen inherit the logic.

I structured the experience around triage: a single priority queue, clear ownership, and progressive detail. Secondary controls stay quiet until they become useful.

Process

+From framing to delivery

01 / FRAME

Map the decisions operators make repeatedly, then remove everything that does not help those decisions.

02 / SYSTEM

Define status, priority, ownership, and time as one consistent language across the product.

03 / PROTOTYPE

Test the full triage loop—from new request to resolved—before adding visual polish.

03 · Outcome

A focused product study showing how information hierarchy and interaction design can make high-volume work feel manageable.