I led component development and cross-device prototyping — resulting in a 20% increase in user engagement and fewer support queries.
RyderGyde’s existing UI lacked structure and hierarchy, resulting in friction for users who depended on the platform for quick, critical decisions. Navigation patterns were inconsistent, and redundant visual elements made it difficult to find key functions like Roadside Assistance or Vehicle Tracking. Fleet managers often described the interface as “too dense for something I rely on daily.”Our challenge was to reimagine the experience without disrupting the workflows users already depended on.
The goal was to bring RyderGyde into alignment with the new MUI Design System, enhancing usability, accessibility, and visual consistency across web and mobile. This was a 3-month design engagement to modernize the platform and improve the overall user experience for fleet managers and operations teams.
MUI is a React-based design system inspired by Google’s Material Design. MUI accelerates development and ensures consistency by aligning design and engineering through a shared, scalable component framework that enhances both brand and UX cohesion.