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I’m Julia Wojtaszek - a designer focused on creating thoughtful digital experiences and visual identities. I work across UI, branding, and illustration, combining aesthetics with usability and clear communication.
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I’m Julia Wojtaszek - a designer focused on creating thoughtful digital experiences and visual identities. I work across UI, branding, and illustration, combining aesthetics with usability and clear communication.
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About
I’m Julia Wojtaszek - a designer focused on creating thoughtful digital experiences and visual identities. I work across UI, branding, and illustration, combining aesthetics with usability and clear communication.
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About
I’m Julia Wojtaszek - a designer focused on creating thoughtful digital experiences and visual identities. I work across UI, branding, and illustration, combining aesthetics with usability and clear communication.
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NEREID connects live ROV operations, inspection evidence and the long-term condition of offshore infrastructure in one continuous workflow.
Underwater inspections generate a lot of data. The problem is keeping it useful.
ROV operators work with live camera feeds, sonar, telemetry and spatial data while inspection findings must later be reviewed, compared and turned into maintenance decisions.
One continuous path from mission planning to a resolved asset issue.
The experience follows the real operational handoff: the operator prepares and inspects, the analyst interprets evidence, and the manager turns that evidence into action.
Define asset, route and scope
ROV readiness and pre-dive checks
Live camera, sonar and spatial context
Finding + automatic mission context
Evidence review and historical comparison
Maintenance, re-inspection or monitor
Verification closes the finding
The interface responds to the operator instead of asking the operator to manage the interface.
A visual language built for precision, depth and operational focus.
The brand avoids literal ocean imagery. Instead, NEREID uses a compact architectural mark, restrained typography and a functional color system that scales from identity to dense mission-control interfaces.
A mission control interface that changes priorities with the task.
Navigation emphasizes spatial context and telemetry. Inspection emphasizes camera evidence, sonar and finding capture. The operator can still override the mode manually.
Motion explains what is live, what changed and where attention should go next.
Animation is used as operational feedback rather than decoration. Each movement reinforces system state, scanning, spatial progress or a user action.
Mark the problem. Keep the context.
The system already knows which asset is being inspected, where the ROV is, the depth, time and active camera. The operator only adds information the system cannot infer.
Don’t discover a bad capture after the ROV has already left.
Change over time should be visible, not buried in reports.
Analysts review the same inspection location side by side and keep the finding lifecycle, evidence and asset context in the same workspace.
Detect → Assess → Decide
One finding moves between roles without losing its evidence or spatial context.
The inspection ends. The knowledge stays with the asset.
Findings, maintenance decisions and verification inspections build a continuous condition record for WT-17 instead of disappearing into isolated reports.
One system across planning, operation and review.
The system stays visually restrained so operational state can stand out.
The final interface applies the brand system consistently across dense desktop workflows, while maintaining clear hierarchy and state visibility at smaller breakpoints.
A technical interface can still feel calm, intentional and human-centered.
NEREID explores how a dense enterprise system can reduce manual input, protect evidence quality and preserve context across the entire inspection lifecycle — without simplifying the complexity of the work itself.