PC Software
End-to-end project
How might we bring a mobile-first installer tool to desktop without losing speed, clarity, or simplicity?
I was given the following needs and constraints:
Design a PC version of the existing mobile M Installer app
Support complex multi-zone configurations with wired and wireless devices
Ensure flow clarity for both first-time installers and power users
Maintain UI consistency with mobile while leveraging desktop advantages













Takeaway & Reflection
This project reminded me that good design doesn’t always mean minimal. Sometimes it means visible, structured, and deeply contextual. Sometimes it means helping people move fast without ever feeling rushed.
A final note: Don’t just scale the UI—scale the intent. Make space, not just layout. Build clarity, not just consistency. And always design for how people actually work, not how we wish they did.
I had to create a new UI based on an old legacy system that was originally designed as basic, outdated software. The existing system lacked consistency, scalability, and modern usability standards, but it still contained critical logic and workflows that had to be preserved. Our task was to carefully analyze the old interface, understand its structure and limitations, and rebuild it into a modern, clean, and intuitive UI. The new design improves usability, visual clarity, and performance while maintaining full compatibility with the original system’s functionality and business rules.


New Babyware



