Customer-Specific UX Design for Yle

expertplace solutions Managing Director, Bernd Krechel, Product Manager Mirko and UX-Designer Maira meet in Helsinki with CEITON users from Yle.

The CEITON system was implemented at the Finnish national broadcaster in 2016. At the most recent meeting we presented the responsive CEITON time-tracking module to our client. Client-specific developments and future ideas were discussed together.

Digital Time Tracking with CEITON

The new CEITON module for time tracking was delivered to the first clients this summer. It shows the tasks, shifts, absences, availabilities and other workflow options to the employee. The module is suitable for all screen sizes and enables tracking working times at Home Office, external work, and freelance working.

CEITON module for time tracking

And to sum up our last meeting, I would say we had a really interesting and productive two days. The discussion ranged across several topics, from using the CEITON forms to analyzing our business needs and processes. I feel we managed to wrap up an ambitious and achievable plan for the year to come, and thanks to Maira we have also have agreed the next steps which definitely benefit our end users.”

Anne Haaranen
ICT and Production Engineering, Yle

“In particular, it is about the implementation of UX processes and usability tests. We want to optimize the main system and its processes and to present content more intuitively in the future for our users.”

Mirko Bolick

“CEITON Time Tracking is a tool that employees can also use beyond its core functionality. All features are easily understandable and presented in a user-friendly way. The user interface is optimized for mobile devices, which simplifies tracking times and activities e.g. on outside broadcasts, or from a home office.”

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