Works

CarDieJia

Parking + indoor mall-navigation app pitched to a major shopping-mall operator (shown here as 'Radiant Plaza') — vehicle locator, online payment, membership rewards, IMDF-powered wayfinding, AI concierge, and store discovery. Modular theming per client.

Category
UI · UX
Role
Product Manager & UI/UX Designer
Timeline
Jul 2025 – Dec 2025

Overview

CarDieJia is a parking + indoor mall-navigation app designed as a pitch-ready offering for large facility clients. Mockups throughout use "Radiant Plaza" as a de-identified stand-in for the actual anchor-tenant pitch case. It bundles vehicle-locator, online payment, membership rewards, IMDF-powered indoor wayfinding, AI shopping concierge, and store discovery into a single modular app that can be themed per client. I designed the full product as Product Manager and UI/UX Designer.

Radiant Plaza-themed home — brand-icon category grid, featured venue photo, and parking summary

The full click-path through the pitch case, shown on the de-identified "Radiant Plaza" theme: themed home, store detail on the IMDF map, turn-by-turn wayfinding, and an AI concierge layered on top.

Challenge

Large mall operators have two disjoint customer problems that usually live in two disjoint apps. On the driver side: finding a parking spot, paying without queueing at the kiosk, and getting a reason to return. On the visitor side: navigating a multi-level venue with hundreds of stores, finding a specific brand, and planning a route across the mall. Operators want a single customer-facing surface that covers both, with their own brand painted on top — not a white-label template, not five separate SDKs. A single codebase needed to serve multiple anchor-tenant clients with distinct theming without fragmenting the design.

Approach

  • Designed a modular UI system with a shared component library and theming layer that can be customised per client without forking the design — the anchor pitch case (shown here as "Radiant Plaza") was the first applied theme.
  • Integrated IMDF-powered indoor wayfinding (leveraging the same IMDF pipeline built at Spatial Topology) so visitors could search a store and see a turn-by-turn route across floors.
  • Added an AI shopping concierge on top of the IMDF graph — natural-language queries ("where can I buy a gift under NT$2,000?") resolve to stores, opening hours, and a walkable route.
  • Streamlined the vehicle-locator and online-payment flows to remove the two biggest parking-side friction points.
  • Added a membership rewards layer to incentivise repeat visits, with states operators could configure without engineering help.
  • Leaned the overall look toward a cleaner, enterprise-ready feel to support sales conversations with prospective facility clients.

Results

  • Delivered a modular design system that themes per client from a single codebase.
  • Packaged hi-fi mockups and full user flows for the anchor-tenant pitch, bundled with IMDF-powered indoor navigation and an AI concierge as differentiators.
  • Handed off as a pitch-ready concept at my departure from Spatial Topology — subsequent client traction sat outside my tenure.