Make hardware state visible at a glance
Module color, cue occupancy, battery, signal, and connectivity remain visible throughout setup and use.
A fireworks system, from hardware direction to launch
Problem
Controlling fireworks from a phone required clear feedback from pairing hardware and mapping cues through live firing.
Approach
Keep color, connectivity, cue count, and firing status consistent across hardware and app so users can recognize module state at every step.
Shipped system
Delivered hardware direction, mobile workflows, packaging, commerce, and launch. Engineering and manufacturing carried the hardware into production.
Key decisions
Module color, cue occupancy, battery, signal, and connectivity remain visible throughout setup and use.
Planning supports detail; Free-Shoot focuses on connection, order, timing, and a clear firing control.
The flower-mortar mark and module colors connect hardware, app feedback, packaging, and launch.
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Six color-coded modules keep cues, connectivity, and firing status recognizable during a live show.
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My sketches established hardware form and interaction. Engineering and manufacturing translated them into the shipped module.
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Pairing, PINs, battery, signal, cue occupancy, and removal define the module lifecycle. Color links each physical unit to its app state.
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Search, QR capture, custom entries, duration, and video references turn fireworks into timed show elements.
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Account creation, sign-in, recovery, and loading states complete the controller experience.
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Hover and video bring the homepage into the fireworks world while keeping navigation and product information clear.
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The flower-mortar mark connects hardware, packaging, retail, and launch.