OTORIO

This case study offers an overview of my design work with OTORIO, but I can't share the specific details due to a confidentiality agreement. However, I'm open to discussing more about the project in a private setting, within the limits of the NDA agreement. Feel free to contact me to explore further this project or any other aspects of my work.

This case study illustrates my UX/UI design role for OTORIO, particularly on two products - RAM², a Continuous OT cyber risk management solution, and remOT™, a secure remote access solution to operational assets. I was the sole designer, taking charge of the design process after my predecessor left the team.

Understanding the Products

A deep dive into the products, their technical aspects, user profiles, and the OT cybersecurity landscape was paramount to begin the design process. This understanding formed the foundation for the ensuing design work.

Accomplishments

RAM²'s user interface was designed to allow users to intuitively manage, assess, and mitigate cyber risks. The design focuses on presenting complex data in an easily digestible format. Users can gain quick insights from dashboards and make informed decisions in real-time.

1. Increased Efficiency: The intuitive design resulted in a 29% decrease in the time taken to identify and respond to cybersecurity threats.
   

2. Developed a comprehensive design system: Created a design system that ensured consistency and reduced design debt across all products.

Creating a Design System

A uniform design system was vital for consistency across all products. This system covered color palettes, typography, iconography, form and input designs, and reusable components.

Learnings

This project allowed me to grow immensely as a designer, handling complex products in the cybersecurity domain. It also highlighted the importance of user research and iterative design in creating effective, user-centered products.

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