PROJECT 01 / ZONALYZE

A clearer way to think about location.

Opening a business involves a lot of guessing. Zonalyze is our attempt to make one part of it clearer: choosing the right location.

DEMO LOCATION PROFILE

COFFEE SHOP FEASIBILITY

SELECTED BUSINESS LOCATION

SELECTED RADIUS

9NEARBY COFFEE SHOPS

EXPECTED CUSTOMERS

45PER DAY

ESTIMATED REVENUE

$24KPER MONTH

DEMAND

High

RISK

Medium
POPULATION
14,200
STUDENT / YOUNG ADULT
65%
COMPETITION
9 nearby shops
RATIO
1 shop per 1,577 people

This visual was created for the portfolio to show the project idea clearly.

01 / CONTEXT

What we were trying to solve

Choosing a business location involves population, competition, costs and expected demand. These details often sit in different places, which makes comparison difficult.

Zonalyze brings them into one location-based view so a user can change the area, business type and assumptions before comparing the result.

02 / MY PART

The part I worked on

I worked on the customer and revenue side of the platform. My part estimates demand, expected customers and possible monthly revenue based on the selected area.

The demand-level control lets the assumptions change before the customer and revenue estimates are read. Those values are presented as estimates, not guaranteed forecasts.

03 / SYSTEM

How it comes together

The result becomes easier to read when the inputs and assumptions stay visible beside it.

  1. 01Location and radius
  2. 02Business type
  3. 03Population and age mix
  4. 04Competitor context
  5. 05Demand assumptions
  6. 06Customer estimate
  7. 07Revenue estimate
  8. 08Risk and opportunity summary

04 / PROJECT VIEW

From a selected area to a usable estimate.

The supporting views separate the forecast from the inputs that shape it, then show how that information moves through the wider platform.

DEMO FORECAST / CUSTOMER + REVENUE

SELECTED AREA

EXPECTED CUSTOMERS45PER DAY
ESTIMATED REVENUE$24KPER MONTH
DEMANDHigh
RISKMedium
POPULATION
14,200
YOUNG-ADULT SHARE
65%
NEARBY COFFEE SHOPS
9
Demonstration values keep the assumptions visible beside the result.

SYSTEM FLOW / ESTIMATE PATH

05 STEPS

  1. 01AREA + RADIUS
  2. 02BUSINESS TYPE
  3. 03DEMAND ASSUMPTIONS
  4. 04CUSTOMER ESTIMATE
  5. 05REVENUE + RISK
A simple path from location inputs to an opportunity summary.

05 / REFLECTION

What I learned

An estimate is more useful when its assumptions are easier to understand than its headline number.
  1. 01

    Several inputs have to become one result without hiding where it came from.

  2. 02

    My module had to fit into a larger team project and keep frontend and backend data consistent.

  3. 03

    Forecasts are clearer when uncertainty is part of the presentation.

WHERE IT STANDS NOW

An eight-month capstone project developed as a team.

The portfolio presentation uses demonstration values to explain the project idea clearly.

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