Example of wired up pages for prototyping
Example of wired up pages for prototyping
Example of user subscriptions to technical documents
Example of user subscriptions to technical documents
Example of responsive search patterns for finding technical documents
Example of responsive search patterns for finding technical documents
Example of a user flow to Return Merchandise
Example of a user flow to Return Merchandise
The Challenge
Honeywell wanted to extend their new design language, developed for their public-facing marketing sites, to their client-facing, transaction-heavy portals. With so many different divisions within the company using various systems, they needed to design a common experience to be used as the jumping-off point for each group’s portal.

Key Insights
By bringing together multiple business units from each division to show their unique process, common functionality emerged. This allowed for the design of a configurable system to ensure that the right switches could be turned on and off for each unit’s distinct portal experience.

The Outcome
By developing a unified set of templates and common requirements for a cohesive portal experience, each business unit or division had a solid foundation upon which to customize and configure their unique portal. This will allow each unit to get their portal up and running quickly while supporting a cohesive brand experience for Honeywell.

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