PCF

Role

Senior Product Designer. Leading the discovery process and creating the first design concept/prototype. Became a design lead after that and delegated further work and improvements to other Product Designer.

Industry

Climate Tech

Client

Cozero.io

Goal

We already had a way for customers to log their company carbon footprint, so we wanted to provide a similar experience for companies to log their product emissions. 

Why?

— For product or service companies is important to have a detailed view over the entire product lifecycle emissions.
— PCF consultancy costs are high.
— Strong product differentiator since none of our direct competitors offer this. Also dedicated PCF platforms are known to be vert complex to work with.

Challenges

Dealing with unknown and complexity

In this area is really hard to get to know what kind of solutions our competitors have in place. Furthermore, we work with specific requirements of specific entities so it was from a huge importance to work with our main client and our team of climate experts to really understand what were the main scientific and technical needs.

Understand how companies usually get this data

Understanding how companies get data from suppliers or from internal teams was crucial. This had a huge important to clarify the granularity of the data we needed to deal with in this new part of the product we were creating (comparing with CCF – company carbon footprint data). 

Different user roles inside of the same business unit

Map out the JTBD of the different user types involved and understand how they differ and how could we allow them to view or/and edit the entire product lifecycle. 


First flows and brainstorm with the team.User interviews to understand what companies needed to be able to plan.​

Process

Step 1

Co-creation sessions started Expectations alignment.

Step 2

First flows and brainstorm with the team. User interviews to understand what companies needed to be able to plan.

Step 3

1st Prototype done. Interviews Usability testing (co-creation team and other clients)

Step 4

Research report. Prototype refined. Sessions w/ clients to refine last questions .Define JBTD per user role.

Step 5

Split prototype into interactions and decide on dev plan.

PCF userflow and requirements list, used to communicate to the team the final skeleton of the project and to help with the iteration split

Vision prototype

Made a prototype that contains the complete concept designed. The goal was to use it for usability testing and to communicate the concept to all stakeholders and squad.

Solution

Lifecycle steps

Cover the whole lifecycle of a product, from cradle to grave, by following a step-by-step flow with concepts that every user can easily relate to. 

Product types and pre-filled assumptions

When indicating the product type you’re accounting for, we automatically pre-fill the downstream steps. This is exactly the data that is most difficult to get by companies.

Product detail page and statistics data overview

Have a better overview of the amount of data you’re account for by browsing a product detail page.

Live product

After the first 3 iterations this was the product experience of our customers while interacting with the product.

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