UX Designer @ Strella

Redesigning the dashboard to improve end-user experience of monitoring produce bio-data

About Strella

Strella is a biotech company whose main product is setting up sensors in produce storage rooms, and monitoring the bio-data from a dashboard. Businesses can determine when the maturity of the produce is to ship out, thus reducing waste of produce.

My Role

I was tasked with redesigning the dashboard per customer specs.

strella apple
strella pear

Project Goals

New Dashboard

  • Audit current site to identify pain points
  • Review requirements doc and synchronize with stakeholders
  • Implement brand new dashboard UI

audit

stakeholders

ui

4 Improved Features

Along with main dashboard, 4 main features needed to be improved:

  • Room Conditions, which displays data on the rooms
  • Maturity Data, which displays data on the maturity of the product
  • CA Data, which displays controlled atmosphere data
  • Inventory Data, which displays data of the current inventory

features

data-display

3 New Workflows

As well, 3 new workflows were to be designed:

  • Alerts, allowing users to customize how they would be alerted to different dashboard/data changes
  • Graphs, allowing users to change and/or select the data in graphs
  • Room Settings, allowing the user to set settings for specific rooms

workflows

Reviewing the project requirements

Reviewing the current screens and style guide

Auditing the current product, including dashboard

Iterate

Quick Turnaround

Quick turnaround meant need for very quick iteration.

iteration

Roadblock: Aligning on Design Choices

Gaps occurred between initial user needs, business requirements, and early design concepts that resulted in misalignment.

Facilitated additional working sessions with stakeholders to clarify expectations and validate requirements.

Explored multiple alternative design solutions, ultimately delivering designs that fully met user needs and satisfied business owners.

roadblock

alignment

design-sessions

First iteration of the dashboard, medium fidelity

Another iteration, starting to use color

Some of the other screens, including a screen that provided data on rooms

Hand-off

Updated Dashboard and improved key features

  • Delivered high fidelity screens with updated UI to the main dashboard
  • Implemented consistent design to other key features
  • Worked with devs to make sure implementation went smoothly after I handed-off designs

fidelity

ui

Shadcn components

Worked with devs to align designs with shadcn component library

shadcn

components

Final screens handed-off to the client: Main dashboard, maturity data, and room conditions

© Nick Brosas Design 2026

nickbrosasdesign@gmail.com

UX Designer @ Strella

Redesigning the dashboard to improve end-user experience of monitoring produce bio-data

About Strella

Strella is a biotech company whose main product is setting up sensors in produce storage rooms, and monitoring the bio-data from a dashboard. Businesses can determine when the maturity of the produce is to ship out, thus reducing waste of produce.

My Role

I was tasked with redesigning the dashboard per customer specs.

strella apple
strella pear

Project Goals

New Dashboard

  • Audit current site to identify pain points
  • Review requirements doc and synchronize with stakeholders
  • Implement brand new dashboard UI

audit

stakeholders

ui

4 Improved Features

Along with main dashboard, 4 main features needed to be improved:

  • Room Conditions, which displays data on the rooms
  • Maturity Data, which displays data on the maturity of the product
  • CA Data, which displays controlled atmosphere data
  • Inventory Data, which displays data of the current inventory

features

data-display

3 New Workflows

As well, 3 new workflows were to be designed:

  • Alerts, allowing users to customize how they would be alerted to different dashboard/data changes
  • Graphs, allowing users to change and/or select the data in graphs
  • Room Settings, allowing the user to set settings for specific rooms

workflows

Reviewing the project requirements

Reviewing the current screens and style guide

Auditing the current product, including dashboard

Iterate

Quick Turnaround

Quick turnaround meant need for very quick iteration.

iteration

Roadblock: Aligning on Design Choices

Gaps occurred between initial user needs, business requirements, and early design concepts that resulted in misalignment.

Facilitated additional working sessions with stakeholders to clarify expectations and validate requirements.

Explored multiple alternative design solutions, ultimately delivering designs that fully met user needs and satisfied business owners.

roadblock

alignment

design-sessions

First iteration of the dashboard, medium fidelity

Another iteration, starting to use color

Some of the other screens, including a screen that provided data on rooms

Hand-off

Updated Dashboard and improved key features

  • Delivered high fidelity screens with updated UI to the main dashboard
  • Implemented consistent design to other key features
  • Worked with devs to make sure implementation went smoothly after I handed-off designs

fidelity

ui

Shadcn components

Worked with devs to align designs with shadcn component library

shadcn

components

Final screens handed-off to the client: Main dashboard, maturity data, and room conditions

© Nick Brosas Design 2026

nickbrosasdesign@gmail.com

UX Designer @ Strella

Redesigning the dashboard to improve end-user experience of monitoring produce bio-data

About Strella

Strella is a biotech company whose main product is setting up sensors in produce storage rooms, and monitoring the bio-data from a dashboard. Businesses can determine when the maturity of the produce is to ship out, thus reducing waste of produce.

My Role

I was tasked with redesigning the dashboard per customer specs.

strella apple
strella pear

Project Goals

New Dashboard

  • Audit current site to identify pain points
  • Review requirements doc and synchronize with stakeholders
  • Implement brand new dashboard UI

audit

stakeholders

ui

4 Improved Features

Along with main dashboard, 4 main features needed to be improved:

  • Room Conditions, which displays data on the rooms
  • Maturity Data, which displays data on the maturity of the product
  • CA Data, which displays controlled atmosphere data
  • Inventory Data, which displays data of the current inventory

features

data-display

3 New Workflows

As well, 3 new workflows were to be designed:

  • Alerts, allowing users to customize how they would be alerted to different dashboard/data changes
  • Graphs, allowing users to change and/or select the data in graphs
  • Room Settings, allowing the user to set settings for specific rooms

workflows

Reviewing the project requirements

Reviewing the current screens and style guide

Auditing the current product, including dashboard

Iterate

Quick Turnaround

Quick turnaround meant need for very quick iteration.

iteration

Roadblock: Aligning on Design Choices

Gaps occurred between initial user needs, business requirements, and early design concepts that resulted in misalignment.

Facilitated additional working sessions with stakeholders to clarify expectations and validate requirements.

Explored multiple alternative design solutions, ultimately delivering designs that fully met user needs and satisfied business owners.

roadblock

alignment

design-sessions

First iteration of the dashboard, medium fidelity

Another iteration, starting to use color

Some of the other screens, including a screen that provided data on rooms

Hand-off

Updated Dashboard and improved key features

  • Delivered high fidelity screens with updated UI to the main dashboard
  • Implemented consistent design to other key features
  • Worked with devs to make sure implementation went smoothly after I handed-off designs

fidelity

ui

Shadcn components

Worked with devs to align designs with shadcn component library

shadcn

components

Final screens handed-off to the client: Main dashboard, maturity data, and room conditions

© Nick Brosas Design 2026

nickbrosasdesign@gmail.com