Picture yourself as an IT Admin managing the devices located across multiple warehouse locations.

SOTI Connect is a Mobile Device Management (MDM) Solution for Internet of Things (IOT) devices such as mobile printers. It offers an advanced dashboard view allowing for quick, high level glances of all the devices and their properties. Users may get informed about key device information by text and charts.

Connect's device dashboard is too rigid in it's layout and incapable of allowing IT Admin to separate device data into views that are organized in the best ways for them

As SOTI products aim to have boost their visualization presence to convey device data in other, more telling ways past tables, this feature will allow users to view their data and perform operations through many different visual options.

SOTI XSight and SOTI Snap both have drag and drop builder features - one for creating location tracking maps and the other for building apps, respectively. With there being two other app builder UIs, I designed this feature with the intent to maintain the look and feel of any other SOTI builder.

Following the analysis of internal builders, I furthered my study to understand common practices of drag and drop features.

From the given acceptance criteria from Product Managers I further expanded on the list of feature capabilities that I found from my research analysis that may add value to this solution. Once the full list of potential offerings were collected, I grouped them by priority and feasibility. This allowed for us stakeholders to understand what will be going into phase one and those that will be considered for the second phase of this feature.

After deciding on the full list of criteria for phase 1, I produced a user flow, and wireframes. I then walked Product Managers and Engineer through the assets, noting any feedback or adjustments needed before moving towards a high-fidelity prototype.