UI/UX Design for IOS
5-day design sprint
Solo UX/UI Designer
Freelancers and work-from-home employees want easy access to excellent public spaces to work from. Their requirements are different from common visitors, such as noise level, internet access, and ability to take quick phone calls or meetings. PostUp is trying to solve this problem by providing a mobile app to the users.
I was given a design brief and the background of the PostUp mobile app. During this briefing, I learned about the customers, their needs, their frustrations, and design constraints within the application. Here, I began mapping out the necessary paths a user might take.
Due to the time constraint, I decided to work on one main red route, which is searching for a place to work and getting the direction.
The filter has options that dedicated to people who are looking for a place to work such as the noise level, internet signal, outlet access, etc.
2 FilterResult is shown in list view with thumbnail of the location, name, and features that attract users such as noise level, wifi signal.
3 ResultBesides important information that included in the filter options, location detail screen will also have reviews.
4 Location DetailPhotos view dedicate with pictures that show inside, restroom, atmosphere.
5 Photos ViewIf the user decides to go to the location, the direction page will show a map view with option to either use the app's map or copy the address and use in other maps.
6 DirectionThe home screen is a map view with recommendations of places to work around the user's location. Top screen has a search bar. Bottom of the screen has a pop-up that show recommended places' detail.
1 Home ScreenThe filter has options that dedicated to people who are looking for a place to work such as the noise level, internet signal, outlet access, etc.
2 FilterResult is shown in list view with thumbnail of the location, name, and features that attract users such as noise level, wifi signal.
3 ResultBesides important information that included in the filter options, location detail screen will also have reviews.
4 Location DetailPhotos view dedicate with pictures that show inside, restroom, atmosphere.
5 Photos ViewIf the user decides to go to the location, the direction page will show a map view with option to either use the app's map or copy the address and use in other maps.
6 DirectionWould like to see more filter options such as drinks and foods that the coffee shop has to offer. Also, this person prefer not to have a dark overlay on top of the Google Maps.
Likes the filters. Would love to have an option to reserve a spot to work.
Likes the aesthetic look of the app. User flow is seamless. This person would love to see if he can create an account and save his favorite spots.
What are the outstanding accessibility issues that we want to address? For example, will users of the mobile app validate that the indicator aspect of the app is useful? The people I interviewed liked the feature but did not note a personal need for it.
The home screen is a map view with recommendations of places to work around the user's location. Top screen has a search bar. Bottom of the screen has a pop-up that show recommended places' detail.
1 Home Screen