Focused study · Floor Manager

Asset updates connect a digital configuration to a physical casino floor. A useful editing flow makes the object, its relationships, and the impact of a change understandable.

Analysis

Configuration work requires more than editable fields. People need to know which asset they are changing, how it relates to other objects, and whether a proposed update is complete.

The flow

Find the asset → inspect its configuration → make the update → review the outcome

What makes this flow work

An asset-centered structure and guided updates help preserve context while people move through the workflow.

Design decisions

Asset-centered structure

Organized the experience around the objects users manage most often: machines, banks, locations, configurations, and related operational details. This helped reduce cognitive load and made the interface easier to navigate.

Clearer workflows

Designed guided update flows that helped users understand the impact of their changes before modifying machine, location, or configuration data.

Operational context

Added contextual notifications and supporting information to help users understand the impact of their updates, improve handoffs between team members, and reduce the risk of incomplete changes.

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