Autotask was one the first dedicated solutions for IT business management, and the company was geared up for global growth. However, Autotask wanted to be more than a me-too option; they wanted to be best-in-class – in both form and functionality. They asked Media Logic to help.
Working with Autotask’s team of product designers, we developed a simpler, more intuitive interface for their SaaS platform. We helped the client reimagine its product from the user’s perspective – bringing its powerful analytical ability to the forefront. Our team developed an innovative widget-based concept, complete with customizable dashboards, easy-to-access information and user-friendly charts and graphs. Our responsive design also ensured that the interface could provide the same experience across mobile and desktop devices.
The result was a game-changing user experience, which helped propel Autotask’s meteoric sales growth in the months to come.
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