
While working at Idrica, I contributed to the UX/UI design of a desktop platform for wastewater treatment plant operations. The product brings monitoring, alarms, infrastructure hierarchies, maps, and operational data into one coherent environment for technical teams.
The core challenge was structural: turning complex industrial workflows into an interface that feels legible, efficient, and dependable. The design system focused on clarity, hierarchy, and calm interaction patterns so users could move across dashboards, maps, and alerts with less friction and stronger situational awareness.
Idrica
2023
UX/UI Design
Alex Dasi, Idrica
Plant operators juggle monitoring, alarms, maps and dense technical data. The interface has to stay legible under pressure.
I contributed to the UX/UI of the platform as part of the Idrica team: flows, interface patterns and the design system behind them.
One coherent desktop environment with calm, clear patterns, built for fast visual parsing across dashboards, maps and alerts.
Designing for industrial software means turning operational complexity into visual clarity.
The interface system was shaped for real operational contexts: dense information, multiple decision layers, and the need for fast visual parsing across dashboards, tables, and geographical views.