The Craftsman brand of tools have been around since 1927. Originally owned by Sears Holding, Craftsman is now owned by Stanely Black & Decker. With the new ownership came other more modern changes, including the introduction of smart features to some of their tools and gear that give consumers even more controls over the tools of their trade.
A line of smart lawnmowers was set to be revealed to the market, Craftsman wanted an application that consumers could utilize for more control over their mower in order to make sure they stay well-maintained.
Using a mock battery from the mowers, I lead a development team to facilitate the expedient creation of a new mobile app that would report the remaining power of a mower depending on how long the mower had been run.
The successful launch of the application included both Android and iOS platforms and allowed users to read the status of their mower with stats on oil changes, battery health right down to when to swap out mower blades.
Bringing Smart
Maintanece to the Lawn
The goal for this product was to allow new homeowners to become their own lawn pros, even if they hadn’t worked on mowers before. This required us to track multiple parts of the mower such as air filter, battery, oil and blade replacements. Users were able to easily access step-by-step guides and user manuals within the app to help them.
From JPGs to
a Working App
Early mocks of the screens were pretty close to the finished product in the end. The app allowed users to host multiple products in one account, including riding mowers, push mowers, and more.
The One-Stop App Any Lawn Care User Needs
While out on the app store, Smart Lawn kept consumers fully aware of not only their mower, but when was the best time to mow. My team even incorporated product recommendations that helped assist users with their lawn care journey.
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