[ Case study ]
DHL IoT: Applications Catalog
The application catalog of the DHL IoT platform, how people find and open the many IoT applications it hosts. A clear split between the apps you own and the wider catalog keeps the most relevant first, while cards carry owner, user count, and launch date, with share and favourite actions, sortable and switchable between grid and list, and a direct Go To App path from each one.
- Client
- Deutsche Post DHL Group
- Role
- UX Architect · via Wipro
- Year
- 2019
- Disciplines
- Enterprise UX, Information Architecture, Dashboard Design
Catalog
Browsable catalog of IoT applications
[ Information architecture ]
Catalog
- Available apps
App detail
- Configuration
- Devices
Associate
- Install
- Assign
The platform hosts many IoT applications, and the applications catalog is how people find and open them. It separates the apps you own from the wider catalog, and surfaces the detail that helps you choose.
Find, scan, open
Application cards carry the essentials - owner, user count, launch date - with share and favourite actions, sortable and switchable between grid and list. A clear split between your applications and others keeps the most relevant ones first.
- My applications vs the wider catalog
- Cards with owner, users, and launch date
- Sort, favourite, and grid or list views
- A direct Go To App path from every card
Outcome
A catalog that scaled with the platform, making every connected application discoverable and one click from open.