Sep 18

Workshop Lab

Navigating Information Density

Navigating Information Density

Lab Room B

Lab Room B

10:30

10:30

60 Min

60 Min

Data-dense products fail in predictable ways. Too aggregated and users lose context. Too detailed and they lose their mental map entirely. The sweet spot is narrower than most teams think.

This workshop draws on real UXR and design work from Process Explorer, a complex process-mining product, to show where information density breaks down and what to do about it.

You will use a friction checklist to diagnose your own product or a provided scenario, then browse a curated pattern library covering Information Density, Details on Demand, and Graph Layout to find interventions that fit.

You leave with one concrete technique ready to explore in your own work.

Facilitated by

Tobias Kauer

Tobias Kauer

Designer & Engineer

Designer & Engineer

Celonis

Celonis

Tobias Kauer is a designer, engineer, and researcher who has spent over a decade studying how people make sense of data and building the interfaces that help them do it. With a PhD researching data-driven storytelling and a background spanning data visualization engineering at Nokia Bell Labs, HCI research at Autodesk and the Urban Complexity Lab, and a stint as Creative Director at sinnwerkstatt, he brings an unusually analytical lens to product design.
Currently he works as a Product Designer at Celonis, designing for one of the most data-dense environments in enterprise software: process mining. His work sits at the intersection of real data, interactive prototypes, and the unglamorous truth that Figma was never built for this.

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