The t-method software has been renewed with a brand-new look and modern design. During the redesign of the new interfaces, key considerations included customizability, user-friendly features, and quick access to information.
Home Screen
The old tile-based home screen has been replaced with a new, functional interface. Important information can now be accessed with a single click, and the menu items available from here can be customized.
- Users can choose which modules they want to see and in what order. They can define their own favorite menu items and also set the order of quick-access buttons.
- A new user manual has also been prepared, containing detailed descriptions of each function, organized by module and topic. The manual is available online directly from the home screen, always featuring the most up-to-date information. We provide access to this platform for all our partners.
- With a single click, users can also open the t-method website, where we regularly post news about new developments, features, and upcoming events or conferences.
- The e-learning materials and exams are also accessible directly from the home screen.
- Notifications from the Action Module about upcoming deadlines and alerts from the Measuring Equipment Module about expiring instruments are displayed in chronological order on the interface. From here, users can open notifications or delete entries that are no longer needed.
Measuring Device Management Module
The main goal in developing the measuring equipment management module was to make it easy for users to navigate their tasks and find every necessary function.
The module’s new home screen includes a dashboard that helps users prioritize and plan their tasks. It shows which instruments are due for calibration and which may already have expired.
From the measuring device management module’s home screen, users can start a calibration event, modify existing equipment data, or add new instruments to the registry.
To facilitate calibration, instruments can be filtered by several criteria: own instruments, expired or soon-to-expire instruments, or those with incomplete calibration.
The interface guides the user step by step, so there’s no need to worry about what comes next—nothing important will be overlooked.
To simplify equipment management, small icons have been replaced with large buttons. These are only active when the selected instrument has relevant actions available. This makes measuring equipment management much clearer and significantly simplifies the supervisor’s work.
Future Plans to Enhance User Experience
In the future, we plan to place strong emphasis not only on modern design but also on ensuring that our interfaces meet users’ functional and informational needs. Our team is dedicated to keeping up with new directions and evolving user habits, and we strive to incorporate these insights into our development process.
The next major redesign will focus on the training materials and e-learning content creation interfaces, to make every step of training organization easily accessible, fast, and logical.
We are happy to provide more information about the new interfaces or answer any questions. Please feel free to contact us.