ReloPortal Redesign
Phase 1: Scope and Research
ReloPortal Redesign
Phase 1: Scope and Research
ReloPortal Redesign
Phase 1: Scope and Research
Ping - Enterprise Configuration & Deployment Platform
Designing clarity for high-risk configuration and deployment workflows

Designing a unified configuration, readiness, and deployment experience for distributed production systems.
Company: Ping | Role: Principal Product Designer | Industry: Enterprise Saas |
Tools: Figma, Miro | Platform: Web
Project Overview
Ping is an enterprise configuration and deployment platform used by internal teams to manage system changes,
validate readiness, and safely deploy updates across environments.
This work focused on designing calm, precise UI for high-stakes workflows where clarity, sequencing,
and error prevention are critical.

The dashboard provides a real-time operational snapshot across configuration activity,
deployment readiness, and system health.
The UI prioritizes signal over noise, allowing teams to quickly assess status, identify blockers,
and understand what requires attention before proceeding.


Configuration screens were designed to reduce cognitive load while handling complex system parameters.
Clear hierarchy, validation states, and inline feedback help teams make changes confidently without introducing downstream risk.

Impact Assessment helps teams understand the operational and business consequences of deploying changes.
Configuration summaries, impacted services, and rollback readiness are presented together so risk is communicated in practical terms.
This screen bridges technical validation and human decision-making by translating system changes into expected outcomes,
disruption levels, and recovery posture.

Deployment represents the highest-risk moment in the workflow.
The deployment UI emphasizes confirmation, rollback readiness, and transparent sequencing
so teams understand exactly what will happen, when it will happen, and how failures are handled.

Post-deployment monitoring provides continuous visibility into system performance and alerts.
By separating execution from monitoring, the UI reinforces trust, teams can deploy confidently knowing safeguards and visibility are always active.