Syyclops is a digital twin platform powered by AI, designed to manage buildings and facilities. It allows users to upload Revit models and building plans, which are transformed into fully interactive 3D digital twins. The platform lets you explore every detail—mechanical, electrical, plumbing (MEP) systems, and architectural assets—using advanced filtering, visualization, and document management tools. I was contracted to create the entire user experience and visual identity. My work started with high-level scope documents, which I turned into a functional product by designing core user flows and detailed interactions. While the features and functionality were set, I had full control over the visual design, defining the typography, color palette (based on Syyclops’ dark blue and orange), and all UI components. The web platform is the heart of Syyclops, and I designed it from the ground up. Given its complexity, I focused on making it both powerful and intuitive, so facility managers, engineers, and stakeholders could easily manage large datasets and 3D models. Key features I worked on include interactive 3D building models that users can rotate, zoom, and filter by system (MEP, architectural, structural, etc.), AI-powered search and document retrieval for fast access to building documentation, floor plans, and operational data, plus work order management linked to specific building parts. It also has real-time collaboration tools for teams to share updates and detailed dashboards for asset management and facility monitoring. As the platform expanded, I managed the design system’s growth in Figma. I adapted UI elements like navigation bars, sidebars, modals, and data tables to handle new features and workflows, ensuring the design stayed consistent, scalable, and responsive while collaborating with developers and stakeholders.