NLRP

Problem

Warehouse staff were losing time handling barcode-driven tasks on laptops or by writing things down manually.

Responsibilities

• Mapped workflow input to how warehouse teams actually scan and move through tasks.
• Mapped barcode-driven actions into mobile-first flows that could work directly in the field.
• Tested lo-fi and hi-fi concepts for the highest-friction inventory actions.
• Refined readability and accessibility for bright warehouse environments and fast-paced use.

Challenge

The interface had to stay fast and readable in bright warehouse conditions while supporting several scan types and very little room for error.

Approach

I designed and iterated Android flows for scanning boxes, containers, and locations, with strong attention to speed, readability, and usability in bright environments.

Selected Work

• Moved critical tasks from desktop dependency to mobile-first flows.
• Tested lo-fi and hi-fi concepts for key inventory actions.
• Improved accessibility through larger type and stronger navigation cues.

Outcome

Workers could complete barcode-driven tasks directly in the field with less friction and faster execution.