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Property	Value
Organization	MICHELE MAZZUCCO
Address	Via dei Zattieri, 44
Zip Code	32014
City	PONTE NELLE ALPI
State	BL
Country	IT
NameServer	ns12.keliweb.eu
Created	2011-04-19 00:25:36
Changed	2016-06-16 16:07:57
Expires	2017-04-19 00:00:00
Registrar	Keliweb s.r.l.

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2018-05-15	52.84.96.67 (ClassC)
2025-05-06	66.33.60.35 (ClassC)

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section--hero hero>h1>Michele Mazzucco — Currently shaping the future for one of the oldest businesses in human history at a target_blank relnoopener noreferrer hrefhttps://portchain.com/>Portchain/a>/h1>/section>section classsection section--about about>h2 classsection__title>10+ years of experience as a Product Designer in B2B SaaS, designing, building, and shipping intuitive and scalable interfaces that address real user needs./h2>/section>section classsection section--principles principles>h5 classsection__title>Principles/h5>ul classsection__list>li classprinciples__item>h6>01/h6>p>As a Designer, you must know the materials you have to deal with — HTML, CSS, and JS are the core materials of web interfaces./p>/li>li classprinciples__item>h6>02/h6>p>Design is a team game, not a siloed step in your process — as a designer, you are the guide in walking your team through intricate problems and outlining solutions./p>/li>li classprinciples__item>h6>03/h6>p>The result of your design process is what has been delivered to your users, not what has been beautifully polished in your favorite design tool./p>/li>li classprinciples__item>h6>04/h6>p>Share your work as soon as possible in a way that sparks conversation and feedback — tangible ideas win over abstract ideas./p>/li>/ul>/section>section classsection section--work-experiences work-experiences>h5 classsection__title>Work Experience/h5>ul classsection__list>li classwork-experiences__item work-experience>a hrefhttps://portchain.com/ target_blank relnoopener noreferrer>div classwork-experience__logo>img altPortchain logo loadinglazy width42 height42 decodingasync data-nimg1 stylecolor:transparent src/assets/portchain-logo.svg/>/div>div classitem__content>div>h4>Portchain/h4>span classwork-experience__role>Senior Product Designer/span>/div>div classwork-experience__time-period>div classdot>/div>h6>Aug 2018 - Present, Remote/h6>/div>/div>/a>/li>li classwork-experiences__item work-experience>a hrefhttps://beefree.io/ 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Context\nThe main view of Portchain Connect is a table view, and this table can be filtered by different data points to reduce the noise, search or to better focus on a subset of information. 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This prevented them to fully customize the table based on their needs.\n\n### Solution(s) \nWe did split the work into three separated chunks of work.\n\n#### Filters bar\nThe “secondary” filters have been moved to a sidebar while the primary filters remain in the top bar. This arrangement allows us to take advantage of the sidebar while making the most used functionalities easier to access.\n\u003cZoomableImg width\800\ height\476\ alt\\ src\/projects-img/filters/filters-bar-and-side-panel.png\ caption\Having the filters bar on the left side allow users to work with both bars open on a Full HD screen.\ /\u003e\n\u003cVideo src\/projects-img/filters/filters-bar.mp4\ caption\Filter bar interaction\ /\u003e\n\n#### Terminal selector\nWe grouped the terminals by country to let users quickly select them. On top of that, we added a new section called “Selected terminals” to grant missing a better overview of the current selection. 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Thus, we validated the solutions and potential pitfalls internally before releasing them.\n\nWe are monitoring feedback. **Our customers have not provided negative feedback or complaints; feedback received so far has been positive and enthusiastic.**)/script>script>self.__next_f.push(1,4:Tc86,)/script>script>self.__next_f.push(1,\u003cZoomableImg width\800\ height\476\ alt\\ src\/projects-img/homepage/homepage-experiment.jpg\ caption\Homepage experiment: Released version\ /\u003e\n\n\n### Understand\n#### Context\nThe main view of Portchain Connect is a table view that contains all the relevant data points for our users, such as vessel name, schedule-related information, voyage numbers, etc. These data points may be relevant to users monitoring a subset of port calls (vessel visits) or port calls happening in a specific terminal. But in this data-dense UI, it might be really hard to understand whats changed and/or when an action is required.\n\n#### Problem definition\nUsers are struggling to detect recent updates. They require better guidance in identifying priorities and critical changes that they need to act on.\n\nKey insights:\n- Its difficult to see if a port call has recently been updated just by looking at the table / alignment view\n- Too many emails, need a place to see what’s relevant for me without constantly checking my inbox.\n\n### Solution: coded prototype\nBased on the insights we had already collected, we gathered relevant data points and outlined a wireframe to be tested with our users. 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All the CTAs were connected to a related Appcues survey.\n\u003cZoomableImg width\800\ height\521\ alt\\ src\/projects-img/homepage/appcues-surveys.jpg\ caption\Homepage experiment and some of the Appcues surveys\ /\u003e\n\n### Outcomes \u0026 leanings\nHere is what we achieved in two weeks:\n- **90 survey replies** (23% of unique users)\n- **40 users clicked on the YES button** (10.5% of unique users)\n- We scheduled **8 user interviews** (before only 2 users replied)\n- We gathered a good amount of valuable insights from the survey free text field\n\nKey learnings and insights were:\n- The \recent updates\ sections was definitely the one where we gained the most confidence. But ability to \filter\ the list is a requirement in order to reduce noise.\n- Comments in a separated section were lacking context and not seen as useful. Having them next to the updates, in the \recent updates\ section, seems to be the way to go.\n- The Alerts needs to be focused on urgent actions to take, e.g. a vessel is approaching and some details are still unknown.\n\n### Next steps\nWe started rolling out the recent changes widget almost as is. We are now working on an “actions/warnings” section that highlights the vessel in the last passage (i.e. approaching the port).\n\n\u003cZoomableImg width\800\ height\402\ alt\\ src\/projects-img/homepage/action-card.jpg\ caption\Actions card\ /\u003e)/script>script>self.__next_f.push(1,5:Tcc8,)/script>script>self.__next_f.push(1,\u003cZoomableImg width\800\ height\476\ alt\\ src\/projects-img/notifications/notification-settings_CONCEPT.jpg\ caption\Concept that was covering all the identified users needs\ /\u003e\n\n### Understand\n#### Context\nOur application, Portchain Connect, has two main parties: carriers (owners of the vessels) and terminals (owners of the terminals/ports). 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