U-Haul Intranet
Problem Space
U-Haul, a 65 year old company, had created an ad-hoc intranet with no central guidance. Every application had a different interface, login/password and nothing worked together. The point of sales system was totally separate as well.
My role was to redesign all these various applications into a single site, with a defined UX/UI flow and look and feel, as well as define the styleguide.
Process
Extensive time visiting locations, interviewing and shadowing customers and employees, and reporting findings to various departments.
Listened to customer calls, watched recorded sessions, read through error logs and met with Program Managers to find problems with the intranet.
Created mockups in HTML/CSS, pitched them to stakeholders throughout the company, including the CEO, and user tested to ensure our improvements were improvements.
Launched and refined various pages and processes.
Result
Created a new intranet for all U-Haul employees, behind the counter, behind a desk, or on a mobile device, with a single login.
Untethered employees from their desktop computers with a mobile-first philosophy.
Reduce time spent on tasks.
Reduce calls and support to the various help desks throughout the company.
Impact
Reduced time on tasks.
Reduced calls to help desk(s).