Client Tecteco
Tecteco is a cybersecurity Startup based in Madrid that developed a solution, the first subscription WiFi security service that allows you to manage and configure the security of a WiFi network easily, simply and without technical knowledge
I was the solo designer collaborating with a development team composed of ten developers within the company throughout the process
We began the project by interviewing the organisation's stakeholders.Afterwards, we tested the actual software to discover the main issues that the actual SAAS had.
Then, I analysed the competition to identify opportunities.
Main insights that we collected in the research phase were:
I made the flow map for each story. We systematize each of the cases and thus obtain the path to follow while using the software.
I created dozens of paper prototypes to explore various options.
Once we had the wireframes on paper, we built different versions of low-resolution prototypes for the final content.
We tested the prototypes with 5 users. Improvements were detected to improve the UX. For example users had problems selecting several agencies in an agile way
That users can easily install the cybersecurity modem was an objective of the redesign
When a new end user wants access to secure Wi-Fi, it is necessary for the administrator to be able to create and manage permissions efficiently.
Access to the cybersecurity system would be allowed from different devices. An admin could have dinner with friends and share the password easily from his smartphone.
Deliverables to the development team include a UI KIT, User Interfaces, different flows and brief documentation.
SaaS redesign improved activation rate by 23%. I reduced the initial churn, which made it possible to build loyal users from the first moment
Setting up the router was extremely complex. Thanks to the redesign, the process was simplified and this resulted in a substantial increase in configuration times
A survey was conducted with 30 clients and 80% of those surveyed mentioned the notable improvement in the look and feel
The main stakeholder, the CEO, was very involved in the research phase and understood the value it brought. This was very positive for gaining confidence in the way of working.