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30MHz Sensor Dashboard UI & Interactive SVG System

Role: UI/UX Design, Custom Icon Creation, Functional SVG Mapping

Year: 2015

Industry: AgTech / Smart Sensor Platforms

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The Goal

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30MHz offers smart sensor solutions for agriculture and industry, enabling real-time monitoring of climate, crops, and infrastructure.

Back in 2015, the platform was in its early growth phase and needed a more intuitive way for users to navigate and understand large amounts of sensor data.

 

The goal was to design a dashboard interface that allowed users to:

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  • Monitor live sensor data visually, at a glance

  • Click through interactive SVG-based maps of their environment (greenhouses, ports, urban farms)

  • Filter sensors by type (sound, lux, humidity, occupancy, water, etc.)

  • Receive visual alerts and navigate to data history or settings

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The Outcome

 

The updated dashboard helped 30MHz evolve from a tech-heavy sensor backend to a user-friendly platform that growers, warehouse managers, and research teams could understand and act upon.

Users could now interact with live data directly through intuitive visuals improving decision-making and reducing friction across use cases.

The Solution

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As part of the cross-functional product team, I contributed to both the UX structure and visual design of the early 30MHz dashboard. My work included:

  • Designing a functional SVG unit system that mapped real-world environments (greenhouses, floors, ports) with clickable sensor areas

  • Creating custom icon sets to represent various sensor types and alert states

  • Designing the login flows, UI cards, sensor info panels, and responsive layouts

  • Supporting developers with UI-ready assets, consistent styling, and feedback on dashboard behavior

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The SVG system allowed users to:

  • See exactly where sensors were placed in physical environments

  • View real-time data points within a visual context

  • Act quickly based on visual alerts (e.g., sound threshold exceeded, humidity too low)

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What I Learned

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  • How to bridge the gap between raw data and user clarity through smart UI decisions

  • That functional SVGs can serve as an incredibly effective spatial interface

  • That great UI/UX helps unlock the true value of smart tech in traditional industries like agriculture

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