Prontoforms Design Guidelines
Prontoforms Design Guidelines

ProntoForms

Design Guidelines

Design Guidelines

Design

Software + UI/UX

GPS tracking module clipped onto the dashboard of a car, displaying a compact, modern device with a sleek design for navigation and tracking purposes.
App and website dashboard for a GPS tracking device, featuring a user-friendly interface with real-time location data, and an API option for integration into other companies' dashboards.
Wearable GPS tracker designed for a person's wrist, offering a compact, secure fit with real-time location tracking for safety and navigation purposes.
Small tracking anchor placed on industrial machinery, designed for monitoring and tracking equipment status and location in real-time.
Close-up view of a touch screen, showcasing its sleek interface with clear, responsive controls for user interaction and navigation.

UI and UX Guidelines

Brash was assigned with defining the user experience and user interface guidelines for Prontoforms. As a SaaS company, Prontoforms allows people to develop forms, questionnaires and surveys digitally. Their software is used by large construction firms, hospitals, and a wide variety of Fortune 500 companies including Unilever and the American Automobile Association.

Brash worked with Prontoform’s existing design team to develop a user experience standard that could be used by their designers and developers. Together they established a UI and UX standard that includes everything from logo treatments and colours to button size and spacing.

Close-up of a PCB (Printed Circuit Board) inside a larger anchor device, showcasing its intricate components and design for managing the device's functionality.
xploded view of a device, revealing the internal engineering components and design work, including circuit boards, sensors, and assembly parts, showcasing the device’s structure and functionality.