Harbor overview
Locate administrative berth status on a spatial harbor plan.
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- Marine operations
- Product concept
Tidepath
Tidepath is a marina administration concept built around spatial berth maps, arrival timelines and contextual service workspaces.
Project overview
Tidepath explores marina administration through the physical layout of the harbor. Berths, reservations and arriving vessels are connected on a spatial plan, with details opening beside the selected location. A separate arrival board organizes the day by time, while a service workspace brings checklists, attachments and communication together. The portfolio scope covers four detailed interface concepts, a horizontal navigation system and marine-specific visual presentation.
The challenge
A marina team coordinates both places and people. A reservation needs a berth, an arrival needs a welcome and a service request needs a clear handoff. Lists alone can make the relationship between a vessel and its location difficult to see, while separate messages can obscure the next administrative action.
- Berth availability needs to be understandable in the context of the pier layout.
- Expected arrivals need to stay connected to reservations and guest details.
- Service work benefits from a shared view of approvals, attachments and handover tasks.
- Staff need to inspect a record while retaining the context of the harbor or work queue.
Our solution
The concept uses a map-first harbor view and contextual reservation drawers rather than a conventional metric dashboard. A horizontal navigation bar connects six core areas. Arrivals use a timeline, berth allocation uses a spatial editor and service work uses a split workspace with a queue, checklist and attachments. Each layout follows the activity it supports.
- A harbor plan makes berth locations and administrative status visible together.
- Contextual drawers keep reservation details beside the selected berth.
- A timed arrival board links expected vessels to their assigned locations.
- A split service workspace keeps administrative tasks and communication in context.
- Six top-level destinations provide navigation without a large persistent sidebar.
Key features
Inside the platform
A harbor view that keeps the details close.
Marina administration interface concepts with fictional vessels, guests and reservations. Harbor diagrams illustrate workspace layouts.
Technology stack
The results
The concept establishes four distinct marina workspaces linked through six horizontal navigation destinations. Spatial plans, timelines and contextual panels replace repeated dashboard layouts. The next validation step would ask marina staff to find a reserved berth, check an expected arrival and locate an outstanding service approval.
4Designed marina views
6Primary navigation areas
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