Vektor

Vektor cover art: blue and green geometric shapes with dot patterns

Cross-functional partners
Marketing, Engineering, Sales, Operations, Cloud solutions, Executives

Customizable SaaS solution with integrated project management for biomanufacturing facilities.

Case study · B2B SaaS · Design systems

Vektor

I was the only product designer on Vektor, a project management platform for biomanufacturing facilities. I built its first design system and redesigned its most confusing module, time entry. It shipped to all 5 customers, and users made far fewer mistakes.

Only designer (contract)5 monthsWeb app (SaaS)Figma · Adobe CC

Worked with: Marketing, Engineering, Sales, Operations, Cloud solutions and Executives.

Case study · B2B SaaS · Design systems

Vektor: making a biomanufacturing platform easier to learn

ResultShipped to all 5 customers. Rejected timesheets went down, and in user testing people made far fewer mistakes.

RoleSaaS consultant, only product designerCompanyDynamixETimeline5 monthsPlatformWeb app (SaaS)ToolsFigma, Adobe CC

The problem

Vektor is used by teams delivering biomanufacturing facility projects: engineers logging their hours and project managers tracking validation deliverables (URS, FAT, DQ) and workload for regulated builds. Many were seasoned engineers and managers who found the inconsistent interface hard to learn, and training every new client one demo at a time didn’t scale.

What I did

  • Owned research: audited the whole platform, studied competitors, wrote interview and testing scripts and ran usability tests
  • Built and governed Vektor’s first design system in Figma (components, tokens, variables, docs, accessibility checks)
  • Redesigned time entry, the deliverable matrix and the deliverable form, and designed a new workload report
  • Worked with the lead engineer through launch, with weekly critiques for engineering, sales and leadership
Full case study · password protected

The detailed story is shared privately

Vektor’s screens and internal details belong to DynamixE, so the full case study is behind a password. It covers:

  • Why the platform was hard to learn, and who it was hard for
  • The before and after of the most confusing module
  • Research, design process and the redesigned screens