AI Testing Platform

AI Tools • Enterprise UX

A unified platform for testing, comparing, and validating LLM outputs across multiple models and environments. Designed to help engineering, QA, and R&D teams benchmark model performance, diagnose failures faster, and centralize all prompt testing workflows into one predictive, visual system.

Project Overview

Before this platform, LLM testing inside Smarteeva was completely fragmented:

  • Tests ran from scripts

  • Results lived inside console logs

  • Model comparisons happened across multiple tools

  • Token usage and latency weren’t visible

  • Expected vs actual behavior couldn’t be validated cleanly

As AI-driven features expanded across the product suite, teams needed a central, structured, and transparent testing environment.

I designed the entire AI Testing Platform end-to-end, defining the UX for:

  • Model performance dashboard

  • Prompt execution & test controls

  • Expected vs actual validation

  • Prompt library & versioning

  • Model connection management

The mockups shown are AI-reconstructed (to protect confidential UI) but fully based on my original workflows and structure.

This platform became Smarteeva’s single source of truth for LLM accuracy, latency, token usage, and model reliability.

The Problem

❌ Before the Platform

  • Testing prompts required writing code

  • No unified dashboard for model health

  • Switching tools to compare outputs

  • No visibility into latency or token cost

  • Errors buried in logs

  • No structured way to maintain prompt versions

  • Debugging a single failed test could take hours

❗ Core Pain Points

  • No clarity on model reliability

  • Testing was slow and inconsistent

  • No cross-environment visibility (dev/stage/prod)

  • No validation for expected vs actual behavior

  • No historical traceability or trends

❗ Business Impact

  • Longer investigation cycles

  • Slower release of AI features

  • High engineering dependency

  • Inconsistent performance across clients

  • No measurable basis for evaluating LLM ROI

Users / Audience

  • AI engineering

  • QA automation teams

  • LLM R&D

  • Integration engineering

  • Product & platform leads

User Needs

  • Run tests instantly

  • Compare models visually

  • Understand failures clearly

  • Track performance over time

  • Manage thousands of prompts

  • Validate expected vs actual structure

Goals

  • Centralize all LLM testing workflows

  • Make prompt testing fast, visual, and predictable

  • Reduce debugging time by 50–60%

  • Provide clear analytics for latency, tokens, reliability

  • Introduce a scalable framework for future AI tools

Architecture Overview

1. AI Dashboard

  • Active model connections

  • Recent test runs

  • Latency trends

  • Token usage insights

  • Model status indicators

  • Failure rate charts

2. Run New Test

  • Select model

  • Enter prompt or JSON structure

  • Adjust temperature, tokens, top-p

  • Estimated cost + token usage preview

  • Quick-run execution pipeline

3. Prompt Library

  • Search & manage prompt library

  • Versioned prompt history

  • Metadata, usage rate, success rate

  • Variables & parameters

  • One-click “Run Test”

4. Test Result View

  • Side-by-side input/output

  • Expected vs actual validation

  • Confidence / scoring widgets

  • Token usage

  • Latency timeline

  • Highlighted differences (field-by-field)

Process

1. Research

  • Interviews with engineering, QA, and R&D

  • Mapped script-based testing workflows

  • Identified evaluation criteria (latency, accuracy, structure, tokens)

2. Information Architecture

A clear flow:

Dashboard → Run Test → View Result → Edit Prompt → Re-Test

Separated prompts from executions to avoid UI overload.

3. Dashboard Layout

  • KPI cards

  • Performance charts

  • Recent test activity

  • Model health and connection status

4. High-Fidelity Wireframes

  • Detailed flows optimized for debugging

  • Comparison-first layouts (input vs output)

  • Expected vs actual validation modules

  • Safe defaults for model parameters

5. Visual UI (AI-Reconstructed)

  • Modern enterprise design language

  • Clean panels and code-like formatting

  • UI rebuilt using AI based on original designs

  • Screens anonymized for confidentiality

6. Documentation

  • Test parameter rules

  • Error-state patterns

  • Prompt versioning structure

  • Evaluation framework

Impact

Quantitative

  • End-to-end test flow reduced 70%

  • Debugging time reduced 60%

  • Token usage visibility improved model selection

  • Engineering dependency for testing reduced >50%

Qualitative

  • “Debugging finally feels transparent.”

  • “Side-by-side output changed how we test.”

  • “We can evaluate model behavior much faster.”

Challenges

  • Designing for highly technical users

  • Representing complex metrics cleanly

  • Supporting multiple input formats

  • Balancing simplicity with advanced settings

  • Ensuring confidentiality in the UI while sharing case study visuals

Reflection

This project strengthened my expertise in AI tooling, DevTools UX, and data-heavy enterprise interfaces.
By converting fragmented testing processes into a structured, centralized workflow, the platform accelerated AI development velocity and established a scalable foundation for future LLM integrations.

This case study also demonstrates my ability to maintain confidentiality while showcasing high-fidelity UX thinking.

Screenshots

All rights reserved, ©2026

All rights reserved, ©2026

All rights reserved, ©2026