On a custom dashboard, you can surface Business Intelligence data with AI alongside Workday data and build dashboards useful to different business functions, such as People Analytics.
From the start of this project, I worked directly with a Business Analyst and defined the users of the product. Together, we defined the actions each user would take and how they would interact with each other when using the People Analytics platform.
I developed personas and refined the core functionality to prioritize features and functionality that would ensure our design met the user needs.
As a result of our newly acquired company, Stories.bi, one of the main challenges was our highly distributed team around the world. I created artifacts that helped us all agree on the same meanings, allowing us to uncover different viewpoints earlier in the process.
We needed to build upon one of the multiple internal frameworks available within Workday. I evaluated them by building a proof of concept and working with the development teams. We needed to find a flexible framework that could be rearranged by end-users.
The Discovery Boards framework had the fewest functional gaps and would support the look and feel that we desired.
The workday pattern library had drag handles, but they did not provide the bi-directional functionality that we required. I iterated on new variants of the drag handles to create a new component and interactions to support the application.