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Water Report Card: making water data understandable

Water Report Card's sign-up concept pairs account creation with an illustration of the connected water-data platform.
Water Report Card's sign-up concept pairs account creation with an illustration of the connected water-data platform.Open full-size image

Water Report Card explored how businesses and consumers could make sense of drinking-water information. I brought together sensor readings and municipal report data in prototypes designed to make complex measurements easier to interpret.

Result

Created prototypes that connected complex water-data sources with an understandable interface for business and consumer audiences.

My scope
As a consultant for Liquos, I led the Water Report Card project, developing prototypes with Figma, Next.js, and Mapbox to explain drinking-water data for businesses and consumers.

Exploring the WaterMap prototype

The original recording of the map-based Water Report Card prototype, preserved from the project archive.

Open demo video

Making different data sources understandable

The project needed to translate data from IoT TDSBot sensors and municipal water reports into information that people could use. Those sources required a common presentation that made sense to both business and consumer audiences.

I focused on bringing the information together and expressing it through clear interfaces and data visualizations, rather than expecting people to interpret the raw readings themselves.

Exploring the experience through prototypes

I used Figma, Next.js, and Mapbox to develop the prototype experience. The work explored how location, water reports, and visual summaries could support a clearer understanding of drinking-water information.

The prototypes connected complex data with a more accessible experience for the people trying to understand it.

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