Three Platforms, One System

Overview

As UI Lead at Uxin Group, I built the Uxin Yangche design system from zero — a unified visual and interaction language spanning three distinct platforms: a consumer app serving tens of millions of users, an iPad/TV workshop management system for repair technicians, and a B-end reception dashboard for service advisors.

C-end Consumer App

The consumer app served tens of millions of Uxin users, covering maintenance, repair, car wash, paint touch-up, roadside assistance, and traffic violation queries. The paint touch-up feature required a 3D real-time preview — ~330 texture layers across 4 model views, balancing visual quality against file size and load speed.

B-end Workshop & Reception Systems

The workshop management system ran on iPad and TV displays in repair bays — designed for technicians working in noisy, high-contrast environments. The reception dashboard handled vehicle check-in flow for service advisors. Both shared the same design language as the consumer app while serving radically different use contexts.

Design System Decisions

• ◆Three-color system from zero: Uxin Orange (brand), Cybertron Blue (workshop identity), Workshop Grey (neutral base)
• ◆AntDesign as the interaction framework foundation — core components consistent, satellite components customized with brand character
• ◆3D paint repair preview: ~330 texture layers across 4 model views, shipped on schedule
• ◆Established design workflow, spec documentation, and handoff standards for the UI team