DevSecOps Platform
Comprehensive solutions for securing every phase of the software development lifecycle in automotive environments.
My Role: After advocating for a platform-based approach, I led the UX design of our flagship DevSecOps platform and the core products within it - shaping how each tool works independently while contributing to a cohesive, scalable experience.
BACKGROUND
As more security tools were developed within the company. I consistently pushed for a more unified experience that could serve as a foundation for future growth.
Once the strategic decision was made, I took the lead on UX - designing both the platform layer (navigation, structure, user management, admin, projects) and the individual products within it.
Some tools were built on an older design system, others were newly created.
I helped bridge the gap between them through shared logic, structure, and interface patterns.
One of the most critical UX challenges was designing a navigation model that could serve very different products while remaining intuitive, modular, and scalable.
I also led the design of a new Projects area, allowing users to group and access data across tools — even if they only used one.
CHALLENGE
We first developed each product independently, with different entry points, structures, and flows.
But the company needed a platform that could:
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Support independent tools and a full suite (both cloud and on-prem)
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Support navigation across all products with minimum dev effort
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Maintain consistent UX across legacy and new modules
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Enable compliance workflows (e.g. ISO/SAE 21434)
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Allow for future expansion without rework
Few navigation structures:
SOLUTION
I designed a modular UX framework that balances flexibility and consistency.
Key elements included:
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A shared navigation system with product-specific and cross-product layers
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A Projects hub that links workflows across tools
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User, group and admin management
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Consistent editing patterns and terminology
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Scalable layout that can support future modules
Each product can stand on its own — or work as part of a broader ecosystem.
TEAM
Product Managers, Developers (in-house and outsourced) and myself.
Want to dive deeper into the design process? Read the full Medium article here
