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Track Your Porsche. Track Your Dream.
From Web Foundation to Mobile Evolution
Different Stages, Different Needs . One Static Experience
Track Your Dream showed the same map interface across all phases. During production, users wanted storytelling, visuals, and a sense of progress.
During delivery, they needed precision and timing.The design didn’t adapt to these changing needs, making long waiting periods feel static and disconnected.
Goal
Design a stage-aware experience that evolves with the user’s journey providing emotional storytelling and anticipation during production, and precision and clarity as delivery approaches.
Designing for Every Stage of the Journey
Turning Anticipation Into a Designed Journey
Showing What Matters, When It Matters
The map stays hidden until transport begins, keeping attention on storytelling and progress early on. Once the car is on the move, the map becomes active and central, providing precise updates when they are most relevant.
Card Layout That Changes With Each Stage
The experience is structured as a card-based milestone feed. Each card represents a key step from Production Started to Delivered and expands with relevant media or status details.
Replacing Text With Emotion
Production updates became short-form videos that show the car being built, replacing long text and static images. This required close work with the marketing team to shift from copy-based updates to visual storytelling. Creating a faster, more emotional experience.
Dividing Map and Content for Clarity
Previously, every milestone was tied directly to the map, even when the car hadn’t moved. The redesign separated these into two distinct layers: the map for precise tracking and the feed for storytelling and progress. This clarified focus and improved usability — the map now supports motion, while the feed provides context and emotion.
Why It Worked
Two research rounds were conducted to validate the new Track Your Dream concept:
Survey group (50+ participants) to understand preferences and perceived clarity.
Six Porsche owners in the US interviewed 1:1 while testing the prototype in real time.
Across both rounds, over 85% of respondents preferred the new experience for its clarity, visual focus, and emotional engagement. Stakeholders approved the redesign as the future direction for Track Your Dream.
Validated by over 50 participants and approved by stakeholder, the redesign achieved measurable improvements in clarity and engagement, transforming Track Your Dream into a more meaningful ownership experience.
Note: The redesigned concept was validated and approved by Porsche stakeholders but was not implemented due to internal budget restructuring.
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