The high-level design asked to add a new workflow to an existing product.
A storage admin needed a load-balancing tool for servers.
The design pattern for a workflow was already established, so the functionality focused on a network-drawing tool.
The tool was wireframed to display network connections.
Filter controls were added, and the network lines were intended to constrain to 45 degree angles.
Ensuring forgiveness if a user makes an unintended edit, modals are used with minimal distruption, asking only a "yes" or "no" question.
The color mockups explored the option of changing workspace color in an edit mode.
In preview mode, the network lines indicate status with color and width variations.
A prototype in native code was built to help the developer convert UI assets into a directive (Angular) and the tools into SVG paths.
With the shipped feature, the minimum functionality was achieved, although some proposed functionality was dropped.