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I joined the team and tasked with finishing the app, which was already in production but was missing a few key features before being considered complete. 

After a quick inventory of the existing app against the backlog of features needed to get the app finished, I quickly had to ramp up and bring things inline and current for prep for handoff for product development. 

During this, I was the only Lead UX Product and UX designer assign to this OEM, one of the largest encompassing, not just the Nissan App but also the luxury brand Infiniti.  

Status View to be named later Vehicle Status was one such project I worked on during this time. The goal was to provide a way for users to easily access status details or alert them to their vehicle issues. 

The new feature must work within the current app framework and stay close to the existing app's look and feel as possible. The feature must be accessible from the home / remote services screen and must be within two taps to access. Quick statuses also must be visible at all times on the remove services screen. These quick updates refreshed for up-to-date information to the user upon accessing the app.

With the existing app's design, this was a challenge due to the limited real estate available.  Additional limitations, such as no scrolling pages or use of card design, had to be considered.

I sketched out ideas and conducted whiteboard sessions with the Product Manager and Tech Lead to get feedback and verify the sketch ideas would not break the app and see if what I was proposing was possible to do within the time allotted.  Vehicle Status must be designed, developed, and tested ready for production within five months.