Bang Design

Automotive mobility HMI

Beyond the Ride. The Future of Mobility HMI

Our Automotive HMI design & development shapes our future and starts leveraging opportunities for your brand.
What we do
We’re a team of seasoned professionals with unparalleled expertise in solving your core problems

In-vehicle infotainment (IVI) system design

in-car infotainment systems that support a variety of apps to make the driving experience more enjoyable.

Rear Seat Infotainment Design

We create high-quality solutions for rear seat displays perfect for supplying vehicle information and entertainment to the passengers.

Digital Cockpit Experience

Digital cockpit complete with steering-based controls, voice recognition, navigation features, digital instrument clusters, HUDs, and more.

Driver Information Systems, Instrument Clusters HMI

Indicate instantaneous changing parameters – Speed, Engine RPM, Tell Tales, Engine or Battery Temperature, Fuel Level, Fuel Economy, Service Reminder, Phone Connect, and Navigation Assist

Frameworks We Use

Our services are designed to help businesses:

What Benefits You Will Get

Industry Approved

We have worked alongside the biggest names in industry services and component suppliers.

Flexible and Scalable

No Contracts! No Commitments! Pause or resume anytime. Unlimited products, projects, tasks and team members

Playbooks

Library of trends, materials, finishes, 3D assemblies, part features, Scripts and UX Models. Save both nerves and time.

AI Guided

AI Guided Mood Boards and Storyboards prompted by your product, your market, your customers, and what we observe that your brand stands for.

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Our Process

What happens after you
start?

Step 1

UI Specification and Control Mapping

Based on legacy and predicates. Capture control types – switch, touch, touch redundant – for each UI element

Step 2
UX Workflow and Design

Map planned unique UX Workflows in new information architecture. Map words to inspire UX + UI design styles for selected feature categories

Step 3
Core Information and Display

Driving Information: speed, distance, motor performance, battery status, and safety alerts, gear and regen modes. Design Language: Establish distinct UI styles. Maintain visual consistency. Clear fonts, effective progress bars, intuitive warning indicators. Subtle transitions over distracting animations.

Step 4
Navigation & Connectivity

Integrate turn-by-turn navigation, phone functionality (calls, notifications, music), and charging station information. Clear display formats for navigation and minimal interruptions for calls and music. Voice control options. Navigation controls grouped for easy access.

Step 5
Vehicle Management and Diagnostics

Battery and motor temperature, tell-tale lamps, and vehicle diagnostics. Design access for vehicle information and documentation.
Design Considerations: Isolate vehicle diagnostics to a parked-only menu. Clear fonts for diagnostic information. Warning indicators arranged based on severity.

Step 6
User Interface, Controls, and Preferences

Three driving modes and four standard vehicle modes. Language and theme customization, brightness control. Phygital controls for core functions. Menu for theme and brightness adjustments. Subtle animations for non-critical elements, avoiding distractions.

Step 7
Refinement

Test Mock-Ups with End User cohorts. Handover to software development teams.
Continuous upgrades follow till launch

Insights

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