Climate tech startup Clarasight set out to simplify the unwieldy process of enterprise carbon planning. What is the best way to help the corporations of the world manage their impact on a warming planet?
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Company:
Clarasight (formerly Climate Club)
Role:
Design lead (research, UX, UI)
Team:
Collaboration with product, engineering, sales, and customer success
YEAR:
2022-2024
Sustainability is becoming an increasingly hot issue for many companies worldwide. Whether the impetus is competitive, cost-saving, moral, or regulatory, companies need to reduce their carbon emissions. Often, however, they don't know how. Some ubiquitous pain points of the carbon reduction journey are:
The product and design team conducted extensive discovery interviews with sustainability leaders at major companies in a variety of industries.
Advanced prototypes were tested on both early-adopting customers and other potential users. Live feedback heavily informed subsequent iterations of the platform.
While carbon planning would have been a new concept, planning applications exist in a wide variety of sectors. Extensive research was done to identify commonalities in experience.
Each iteration was fleshed out into a new, functional prototype. Prototypes were cycled through sales calls, until we determined which concept resonated most strongly with the market.
We fleshed out a complex user journey framework via live workshops and flow charts.
We tested the user journey on a more developed storyboard, incorporating multiple user personas.
Several interfaces were mocked up and tested internally.
Though we demonstrated prototypes in a number of emissions categories, we made the decision to focus on refining highly impactful business travel.