Understanding that the users are technicians working in tough outdoor conditions, I made key design decisions to support their actual needs in the field:

 

Since the tool would be used on mobile devices in challenging environments, I prioritized clarity, simplicity, and ease of navigation. The interface avoids clutter and minimizes the number of taps needed to complete repetitive tasks, such as entering RPM values across different pressure scenarios.

 

To make returning to jobs faster, I included filtering options by company, vehicle, and service date, so technicians could find records quickly without unnecessary searching.

 

I paid close attention to how repetitive data (like four sets of RPM values per test) would be entered. The layout and flow guide users through entries in a logical, minimal-effort way, supporting both accuracy and speed.

 

Finally, I included PDF export functionality that allows users to send completed reports directly to multiple recipients — a small feature that closes the loop between on-site work and client communication.