Work / Atlas Freight
A freight console that thinks in shipments, not screens
UX architecture and interface system for a logistics SaaS — redesigned around dispatcher workflows, cutting time-to-quote from minutes to seconds.
- Category
- UI/UX Design
- Shipped
- September 8, 2025
4m→40s
Time-to-quote
3wk→4d
Training time
100%
UI states specified
Challenge
Atlas's dispatch console had grown one feature at a time for five years. Quoting a shipment took a dispatcher eleven screens and four minutes, and new-hire training ran three weeks — mostly memorizing where things were hidden.
Solution
We spent two weeks watching dispatchers work before drawing anything. The redesign collapsed the quoting flow into a single command surface with progressive disclosure — common lanes quote in one step, exceptions expand in place. A full token-based component system replaced five years of inconsistent UI, with every state specified for the engineers.
Result
Time-to-quote fell from 4 minutes to 40 seconds. New-hire training dropped from three weeks to four days, and the component system let Atlas's team ship their next two features without a designer.