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Web Editor · Xense AR Portal 2.0

Letting creators build indoor navigation in a browser

Designed, handed over, now awaiting first users.

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My part
UI design, Web Editor
With
Ms Thảo (business analysis), dev team
Period
2025 – 2026
Tools
Figma, Jira, Confluence

The problem

The Portal is where creators manage an AR experience. One part is indoor navigation: importing a scanned map and placing pins for visitors. Creators are not developers.

Evidence: log, photo, quote or old screen
Photo
Photo
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Photo

What I found

A map needs a NavMesh, then a 3D mesh or a 2.5D map, and any of them can be missing or fail to load. Most of the work was deciding what the editor shows in each case.

Flow diagram with the breaking point marked

The decision

Option A

Keep the old names: "Xense Creator" for projects, "Navigation Creator" for the editor.

Why not: both were called Creator.

Option B

Why not

Option C · chosen

Rename by what you do there: "Project Management" and "Web Editor", sidebar reordered to match.

Why this one: easy to tell apart.

The solution

Screen with numbered notes

1 Normal state

Each map lists the assets it has, with an import button for each.

2 Empty state

No 3D mesh and no 2.5D map: the row says there is nothing to import.

3 Error state

If a refresh fails, the last list stays, marked as possibly out of date.

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Result

224

screens designed

50+

components in the design system

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finished, not yet in users' hands

What I'd do differently