SPOTR
UI/UX | iOS app
SPOTR is designed to help users quickly locate and reserve sports facilities. The project aims to simplify the search experience and automate the booking process.
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Context
Living in Bali, I was excited to explore yoga and find a nearby gym, but my online searches felt a bit overwhelming - there were so many options and the details about classes, prices and bookings were unclear.
That frustration inspired me to create this app to make things easier for others.
Research
I started the product design process with research: exploring competitors, conducting user interviews and studying the sports facilities market.
These steps helped me understand how people currently search for and book sports activities, and where they experience friction.
Based on my findings, I created a User Persona and a Customer Journey Map to visualize user behavior, motivations and pain points throughout their experience.
Problems
The research phase revealed several recurring frustrations. After analyzing and synthesizing the insights, I identified three core problems that became the foundation for the next stages of design.
Goals
Our core problems were transformed into goals to focus on the desired outcomes for our users. This approach shifts the perspective from the problems themselves to the experiences we aim to create, guiding our design decisions and ensuring that our solutions truly address user needs.
Main question
Ideation & Wireframes
Guided by the question above, I explored different ways to bring our goals to life through sketches and low-fidelity wireframes. The focus was on clear structure, effortless navigation, and minimal steps from discovery to booking.
These early concepts shaped the foundation of the final design - turning user insights into a simple, intuitive product flow.
Prototype
With the structure validated, I moved on to high-fidelity design. I built a clean, consistent UI-kit to ensure visual harmony across screens and to speed up iteration.
Using it, I developed an interactive prototype that brought the product to life, focusing on smooth transitions, clear hierarchy and effortless booking flow.
Searching&Booking flow
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