Responsive Redesign for Systemize & CounterGo
Moraware
Moraware is making their products more valuable with a new responsive, tablet-friendly interface that’s quick and easy to use in the field.
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The two web apps work together, allowing fabricators to lay out and spec countertop projects, and keep track of their inventory, quotes, projects, clients, etc.
Systemize and CounterGo had received many incremental improvements since their initial release in 2002, but no major visual update.
Moraware’s customers had started using the software on phones and tablets, and the company wanted the system to work seamlessly on these devices.
Moraware worked with an interaction designer to plan their responsive, mobile-friendly approach, and they did code updates in-house. They came to Atomic Object for a complete visual redesign of Systemize and CounterGo.
Ted Pitts, Moraware Founder
Coordinating Stakeholders
Technical Specs
Atomic designed the system architecture and wrote software and firmware for:
The new CounterGo and Systemize are designed for tablet users. The new responsive interfaces use space efficiently, with easy-to-use navigation and inviting colors that decrease eye strain.
They’re also backward compatible to work for all users, regardless of the type (or age) of their device.
Taste-testing the Product in the Field
Loren Curtis, Moraware Software Engineer
Coordinating Stakeholders
A Partnership with a Storybook Ending
The team’s careful project management, client communication, cutting-edge architecture, and cohesive design strategy helped the team ship the product on time and on budget.
Reflecting back on the multi-year, high-profile project, Robinson said Atomic helped his company arrive at a special moment in time.
“We'd never done anything this big. Ever,” he said. “We’re live across all the major pillars Atomic said they would deliver on. It was delivered on time, on budget, to expectation, live. Not three or four milestones late with people leaving and the platform half-baked and full of bugs.”
StoryLoom began open-beta in December 2022. A global launch is scheduled for the spring of 2023.
“We’ve been given a rare opportunity," said Robinson, "to find success by chasing opportunities Starship Enterprise-style: going where people aren’t—pushing boundaries.”
Atomic provided responsive web app design and front-end development for CounterGo and Systemize using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
The Atomic Team
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