Service design / UI & UX / 2025
AERO SSIL
Connecting a space-industry ecosystem with the people it can serve.
- Year
- 2025
- My contribution
- UI/UX, service integration & prototyping
- Context
- Four-person team · Keio University × SSIL
Bringing space services closer to everyday life.
AERO SSIL was a team project in Keio University’s Practice of System Design and Management course, developed with Space Services Innovation Lab in Nihonbashi, Tokyo.
Our four-person team explored opportunities within the district’s space-industry ecosystem. We shared concept development and problem framing; my primary responsibilities were UI/UX design, service-component integration, and prototyping.
One service. Two connected audiences.
The concept introduces visitors to Nihonbashi’s emerging space sector while helping prospective clients learn about SSIL and submit requests. Public-facing discovery and operational follow-through form one connected service.
Connecting the interface to the operation.
I led the UI/UX design and prototyping of the digital touchpoints: the website, inquiry pathway, and web-based request form.
The proposed service connected these touchpoints to a Notion-based management interface, with AI-assisted summarization and prioritization to support request review.
