Triumph Motorcycle HMI Redesign

Role

Project Manager/ UX Designer

Duration

10 Weeks

Challenge

Through rider interviews and dealership visits, we found that riders frequently switched between navigation, weather, and communication tools while riding. Critical information was fragmented across multiple devices, increasing distraction and cognitive load.

Solution 01 — Smarter Navigation

Navigation is one of the most cognitively demanding tasks while riding. We simplified route guidance into glanceable views that surface only the information riders need in the moment.

Solution 02 — Real-Time Awareness

Riders often check separate devices for weather and road conditions. We integrated temperature, precipitation, and wind data directly into the riding experience.

Solution 03 — Connected Riding

Group riders struggle to stay aware of one another without constant communication. Community Mode enables riders to track group progress and identify riders who fall behind in real time.

Iteration & Outcome

Through usability testing, we refined information hierarchy, simplified visual elements, and removed unnecessary interface components. The final design improved glanceability, reduced cognitive load, and helped riders locate critical information more quickly.

Redesigned the fuel gauge to improve clarity and reduce overlap with the rev indicator, making better use of screen space.

User testing revealed that riders found the group member count difficult to interpret at a glance. We moved participant indicators to the top of the screen, creating a clearer visual hierarchy and freeing up space for navigation.

Results

Conducted rider interviews and concept validation
Iterated based on usability testing feedback
Improved fuel gauge discoverability
Simplified community interactions
Achieved a SUS score of 80.5 / 100

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