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The OSPO-RADAR project develops the technical tooling that enables Academic Open-Source Programme Offices (OSPOs) to archive, manage, and showcase their institutions’ software, built on integration with Software Heritage. As part of this work, D2.1 translates the MVP workflows defined in D1.1 into user interface designs for the internal dashboard used by OSPO staff. The design work ran in two phases. First, low-fidelity wireframes in Penpot explored the whole MVP: two zoning layouts, six user flows, and fifteen wireframes covering six of the ten D1.1 workflows. The mockups are the reference for web UI development in WP3, and the remaining workflows are listed as next steps.
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