I conceptualized a new UI for ThoughtSpot, a technology company that produces BI analytics search software, to increase user productivity and experience when looking to access and analyze data sets and present analytical findings in reports.
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Use a collapsible menu and selectable descriptions to streamline navigation.
Expand tables to reveal content and use isolation to darken unselected columns.
Rearrange the table window for multitasking and save in the 'choose sources' column.
Business intelligence (BI) leverages software and services to transform data into actionable insights that inform an organization’s business decisions by translating the data into statistical visual reports and graphs.
The problem many companies face when using BI software is the ability to look through the shear amount of data and make sure they are using the right most accurate information.
Business intelligence (BI) leverages software and services to transform data into actionable insights that inform an organization’s business decisions by translating the data into statistical visual reports and graphs.
The problem many companies face when using BI software is the ability to look through the shear amount of data and make sure they are using the right most accurate information.
To ensure productivity, I utilized key UX principles and leverage them to design the layout of the software to ease the user flow. during the ideating stage, reducing the amount of stimulus and narrowing the field where the information is displayed were important guidelines.
Following Hick's Law, the time it takes for a person to make a decision as a result of the number of possible choices, I simplified the choices for the user by breaking down complex tasks into smaller steps and grouping them together when possible.
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Paying close attention to the most intense points and the final moments (the “end”) of the user journey,
I identified the moment when the software is most helpful, valuable, or entertaining and designed to make those moments even better visually and interactively.
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The left menu bar shows available tables ,containing gathered data.
Using a collapsible menu options, the interface minimizes cognitive load for users.
Filters are used to narrow down the search for the right table.
To avoid crowding of information, filtering system expands to the right.
To read more about the history of the table, a short description is revealed when selecting the desired table.
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Each table in the Data column can be expanded to reveal to its spread sheet and show its actual content.
When choosing a column title in the spread sheet, a consisted summary is shown right to the table.
To avoid overwhelming and allow easy skimming of column content, an isolation feature darkens unselected columns.
The table's window can be rearranged and moved to different places on the interface screen to allow easier multi-taking.
To save the table for future reference, the user can mark it and complete the search process by keeping it in the previous 'choose sources' column.
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