MyArtera
USERS (Internal)
Sales Team
ROLE
UI | UX | Development
Purpose
Resource Centralization
PROJECT OVERVIEW
MyArtera is a cross-platform app designed to quickly access internal apps and key resources from a single mobile experience.
The Sales team lacked a single, reliable hub to access internal apps, IT Support, and Customer Service contacts on-the-go.
No Central Hub
Sales reps relied on scattered links, emails, and bookmarks to find internal apps and resources.
Hard-to-Reach Support
Customer service numbers were hard to locate during time-sensitive situations.
Platform Limitations
A Power App couldn’t meet the need for a downloadable, cross-platform hub that could reliably link out to multiple app types.
Access Control Needs
Different user groups needed different app visibility.
Research & Planning
Researched the .NET MAUI framework
Applied object-oriented programming skills to learn C#
Design & Prototyping
Designed a clean UI foundation
Prototyped key user flows
Development & Implementation
Built the app using .NET MAUI, a cross-platform framework
Implemented Okta single sign-on authentication
Testing & Optimization
Validated cross-platform UI consistency
Tested app visibility with multiple users
The final solution translates user needs into a unified hub with consolidated resources and secure access.
Centralized Apps and Resources
Users can find and access internal apps from one place.
Accessible Customer Service Directory
Customer service numbers are readily accessible in the app for quick access.
Custom Mobile Hub
The app was custom-developed for iOS and Android platforms using a single codebase.
Tailored Group Access
App visibility was tailored using Microsoft Azure group permissions.
The app has reached 100+ downloads and improved daily efficiency for the Sales team.
Improved Efficiency in Daily Tasks
Centralized resource access for Sales reps streamlines daily tasks and reduce delays.
Scalable Distribution and Maintenance
The centralized hub approach supports adding new internal apps over time without disrupting the user experience.
Stronger Content Governance
Group-based permissions reduce risk by limiting content to the right audiences.