Aero Atlas - App Redesign

Turning clutter into clarity.

Challenges

The original TriloDocs dashboard had too much noise and too little clarity. Users found it hard to focus, locate key actions, or understand what mattered most. The experience felt heavy for something meant to streamline work.

How do I rework the core experience to serve travelers better?
How do I surface flight data in a way that feels useful, not overwhelming?
And how do I do all this without alienating the plane spotters who helped build the app’s early identity?

It wasn’t about adding more. It was about removing friction. Every change was made to reduce effort and improve flow.

Solution

The redesign began with a full teardown of the existing dashboard. Every element was mapped against real user workflows to identify what was essential, what caused friction, and what was simply noise.

I reorganized the layout around daily priorities; surfacing recent documents, grouping related actions, and reducing the number of decisions users had to make per screen. The new design replaced isolated modules with a streamlined structure that guided users from start to finish with less cognitive effort.

We introduced contextual entry points so users could dive directly into workflows without clicking through layers. Key insights and document states were visually elevated to help users stay oriented and take action faster.

The updated interface wasn’t just cleaner; it was smarter. Each section was built to support decision-making, reduce time-to-action, and bring more focus to high-value tasks. The result was a product that felt less like a dashboard, and more like a control panel built for momentum.

Location
United  Kingdom
Industry
Document Automation
Services
UI/UX  Design
UX  Strategy

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