Users are presented with an image-based list that aims at inspiring as well as navigating products more efficiently. The layout adapts based on the number of items to be displayed.
Filters are based on activity types, duration, and availability. This enhances the user experience for those seeking inspiration as well as those searching for specific items.
Certain controls are made easily accessible for quick and straightforward decisions, while more intricate components are tucked away behind an additional click.
One of the main challenges we encountered when designing booking flows was making time intervals rentable. We had to consider overlapping bookings, availability constraints, and duration flexibility.
Testing revealed user price expectations and concerns about hidden fees, leading to a clear breakdown at the top and the total price at the bottom of the screen.
The widget operated in four countries, each with unique payment needs. I designed a system with clear lists and consistent interaction points.
After having performed a fair amount of actions already, we are forced to present users with even more to do. The post-checkout experience is designed to feel fast and efficient.
Disclaimers are a legal requirement. I designed a quick, user-friendly bottom-sliding modal system that allows easy signing while presenting optional content for those interested, ultimately minimising friction while meeting our legal obligations.