03 — The Designs
Six distinct screen types, each serving a different resolution of the site graph — from the fully-populated component view down to individual tracker inspection and multi-week progress schedules.
Populated Site View — Main Dashboard
The primary view showing a fully-populated solar farm graph. Each node represents a physical component — tracker, combiner, inverter — with live status overlays from the QC Inspector data stream. The left panel surfaces project-level KPIs; the graph canvas is the primary navigation surface.
Connection Mapping View
Directional edges rendered between all connected components. Allows EPC engineers to trace the full electrical path from tracker to inverter — critical for diagnosing incomplete wiring or flagging physical installation gaps.
Component ID Labels View
Each node rendered with its physical asset identifier — the label language used on-site by installation crews. This view bridges the digital graph and physical world, allowing field teams and platform users to speak the same language.
Component Detail — Zoom Level 2
Drill-down to string level within a block. At this zoom, individual tracker nodes are fully visible with status colour-coding — grey for uninstalled, amber for in-progress, teal for commissioned. Selected nodes surface the component panel with observation history from QC Inspector.
Progress Definitions Panel
The configuration surface where project leads define completion criteria for each milestone stage — what it means for a tracker, combiner, or inverter to advance from one status to the next. Forms the semantic layer underneath all progress reporting.
Progress Schedule View
A temporal overlay on the site graph — showing milestone completion over time per block and zone. Allows EPC leads to compare planned vs actual across multi-week construction windows. Colour bands surface where delays are compounding before they become critical path issues.