Explain the network through a slide sequence
For an exhibition presentation, I structured a story about the network and an additional V-RS layer, paying particular attention to what the map claims.
Try the exampleDemonstration reconstruction. Original designs and data are under NDA. These interactive examples were made for the portfolio: layouts, names, values and diagrams have been changed. They explain the decisions without reproducing the product.
Switch the explanatory layer
A new portfolio composition with no real stations, boundaries or geography.
Demonstration reconstruction · fictional data and a new layout. All actions are local.
Approximate zones · demonstration schematic
One step, one change on the map
An operational map contains many details. For the exhibition, I built a sequence showing stations first, then an additional layer. Paired slides help people spot the change without interpreting everything again.
Do not turn a schematic circle into a promise
I changed the legend from Station coverage to Approximate zones. This makes the meaning of the approximate radii clear on the slide. I checked points against visible zones and enlarged the explanations.
Use illustrations to explain
I created conceptual 3D scenes with AI and brought them into a consistent style. They explain the network rather than document real sites. The portfolio example below is a new schematic with no project geography.
Outcome
The team uses the presentation. Legibility on the actual exhibition screen and current data require separate checks. Its effect on leads has not been measured.
Other stories
The map: find a station, then use a service
I separated station status, zones and service access, and designed search, connection parameters and data requests with explicit error and retry paths.
Design Hub: from a scenario to a development task
I built a local tool linking user stories, design work and team questions. Changes made after a manual Jira transfer are flagged separately.
Local components and layout checks
I used AI to assemble components and find discrepancies. I made structure and correction decisions in the context of the product.
A map prototype: search and panel in action
I build demonstrations from layouts so the team can walk through a complete flow, from opening the map to selecting a station.