In developing the Scania navigation app, we concentrated on meeting the unique needs of truck drivers by integrating several essential features and design elements. 

We conducted extensive user research and surveys to gain insights into the specific challenges faced by truck drivers. Collaborating with various teams allowed us to gather valuable information and ensure the design met user expectations.

The user interface was designed to be user-friendly and optimized for larger displays (10-inch and 12-inch screens) commonly found in trucks. We made the interface intuitive, featuring large touch targets and clear visual cues to enhance usability and safety.

We implemented routing options specifically tailored for trucks, taking into account vehicle dimensions, weight restrictions, and road regulations. The app provides real-time updates on road conditions, including information about tunnels, danger zones, and areas to avoid.

Real-time traffic and weather updates were integrated to assist drivers in making informed decisions. We utilized HERE SDK for map services, offering features such as automatic day/night mode, point of interest icons, and turn-by-turn navigation alerts.

Voice command functionality was included to enable hands-free operation, enhancing safety. Drivers can create and manage profiles by inputting truck attributes like length, height, and axle configuration.

Thorough testing was conducted on actual devices (10-inch and 12-inch displays) to ensure the app performs well in real-world conditions. We prioritized performance optimization, focusing on memory management and adaptive layouts to ensure smooth operation.

The app supports multiple languages, including English, Swedish, German, and Russian, to accommodate a diverse user base.

By incorporating these features and addressing the specific needs of truck drivers, we successfully created a navigation app that significantly enhances the driving experience, improving both efficiency and safety on the road.