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Case study

Autonoma

An AI knowledge application for SAP professionals: browse by topic, follow events and community conversations, or ask a question. I led its visual design, interface and usability, and integrated its AI-powered knowledge and retrieval capabilities.

Client
SAPinsider
My role
Visual design, interface, usability, AI integration
When
2026, until August
Preview
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Autonoma community home: the headline “Find your people. Move forward together.” over a photo of attendees talking at an event, with Find your next event and Explore the community buttons and event photos below; the section rail on the left lists Community, Conversations, Events, Leaderboard, Saved for later and Ask Insider
The community home: events, conversations and Ask Insider in one place.

01The situation

SAPinsider publishes articles, research and event programs for people who run SAP systems, and hosts the community around them. That content lives in several places and formats.

A reader with a specific problem, say a clean-core migration coming up, wants the few pieces that matter for their situation and a way to ask the next question. Autonoma is one application for finding SAPinsider’s content, whichever way you start.

02How it works

  • Home opens on what’s current: event programs and the community.
  • Topic entry points cover the questions people bring: SAP transformation, clean core, AI, finance, security, team strategy.
  • Ask Insider is a question interface with suggested prompts, so the first move is easy.
  • Conversations, events, saved items and history sit in the same navigation, so discovery and conversation share one structure.
An article in Autonoma’s reader with the Ask about this box open: the article’s title and a follow-up question field, above the Like, Save, Share and Ask AI about this buttons
“Ask AI about this” opens a question box on the article being read.

03What I did

I led visual design, interface and usability across content discovery, events, community and the Ask Insider question flow, and integrated AI-powered knowledge and retrieval capabilities into the application.

The first iteration explored abstract starting modes: catch up on a topic, find evidence, pressure-test an idea. Working with the real content moved the design toward the concrete: what’s happening, who’s here, what do you want to know. The current build reflects that.

Preview

The preview shows the working interface for topics, events, content and the question flow.