Enterprise UX evaluation and redesign for an internal customer management platform used daily by thousands of Iberdrola support agents.
IBERU is an internal enterprise platform used by Iberdrola customer service agents to manage contracts, customer data, offers, interactions, incidents, alerts, and operational workflows. The project combined heuristic evaluation, UX research, and interface redesign to improve operational efficiency across a highly complex enterprise ecosystem.
"A design where every detail
guides, simplifies and elevates
the user experience."
The existing platform contained inconsistent navigation, overloaded interfaces, fragmented interactions, poor search experiences, and unclear information hierarchy. Because agents use it daily, these usability issues directly impacted efficiency, cognitive load, onboarding speed, and customer service quality. The challenge was not cosmetic — it was systemic.
The original IBERU interface — fragmented navigation, visual overload, weak hierarchy and high cognitive load affecting agent productivity daily.
The heuristic evaluation, user interviews, and workflow analysis surfaced eight critical usability failures affecting agent productivity and operational quality every single day.
The redesign strategy focused on reducing cognitive load while maintaining the full operational complexity required by enterprise workflows. The goal: simplify navigation, improve discoverability, accelerate task execution, and surface the most relevant information first — without removing a single critical function.
A rigorous research-led process — from heuristic evaluation to redesign proposals — with close technical collaboration to ensure every improvement was viable within the existing platform architecture.
The project identified critical operational failures and proposed a redesigned experience focused on clarity, efficiency, consistency, and faster decision-making — rethinking how enterprise users navigate, search, and complete tasks inside a complex operational ecosystem.