Solo UI project: Focused on visual and interactive elements, accessibility and responsive layout.
Problem: Competitor platforms lacked clear spending insights and simple payment features, leading to user frustration.
Solution: Enhanced accessibility by replacing pie charts with icons and bar visuals, making spending insights clearer and more inclusive for users with vision impairments.
In this project, the focus is on simplifying the way parents find dependable childcare. The platform bridges the gap between busy families and professional babysitters through an intuitive, quick-booking experience. Prioritising trust, ease, and quality care, the goal is to provide peace of mind with every connection.
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A comprehensive mobile and web platform connecting parents with trusted babysitters in their local area, featuring real-time booking, background verification, and integrated communication tools.
22
Weeks
Project Duration
6
Competitive Websites
Competitive websites reviewed across three markets: UK, Netherlands, and USA.”
6
Usability Tests
Executed across the UK, Netherlands, and USA.
Key Findings
Parents prioritize safety verification and real-time location sharing over price comparison
Babysitters valued transparent rating system and flexible scheduling tools
66.7%
66.7% of parents occasionally require after-school childcare services.
44.4%
44.4% of parents believe the most challenging aspect of arranging after-school childcare is finding trusted providers.
77.8%
77.8% of parents would like the ability to filter nannies based on specific skills, such as spoken languages or subject-area experience.
Primary User Personas
Maria, Sales Manager
Age: 32 | Kids: 2
Maria, a busy working mum of two young kids, seeks flexible and trustworthy childcare options. She turns to a platform designed to connect parents with reliable sitters in her neighborhood.
Emma is a student
Age: 27
Emma, a cheerful and energetic sitter with genuine love for children. As a student pursuing a degree in early childhood education, she’s seeking a part-time role that fits her flexible schedule.
Major Pain points
The time selection drop-down’s excessive scrolling and lack of precise time options frustrates Maria.
The lack of information, especially the absence of nanny images and experience details, creates a significant pain point. Maria feels a lack of trust and may seek alternatives.
Facebook groups that connect babysitters and parents are user-friendly but lack security and background checks.
A car rental service focused on streamlining the booking experience and simplifying page layouts, making it easier for users to find, select, and reserve vehicles quickly and confidently.
18
weeks
Project Duration
3
Competitive Websites
Conducted a thorough analysis of competitor websites to identify best practices and differentiation opportunities
4
Usability Tests
Facilitated two live usability tests with detailed note-taking, and performed in-depth analysis of two pre-recorded sessions to identify user behaviour patterns.
Key Findings
According to research findings, most users compare 1–4 platforms before completing a car booking
Some respondents encountered booking challenges due to the company’s policy requiring a credit card, while they only had a debit card available
Some users found the terminology confusing and had difficulty understanding terms like ‘damage waiver’
40%
Booking a car took between 5 and 10 minutes
93.3%
Booked a car within the last 12 months
20%
Users expressed challenges in interpreting rental options, indicating potential friction in the booking flow
Primary User Personas
Samantha, Retail Manager
Age 59 | books a car 2-3 times a year
Samantha cherishes family travel, often booking rental cars to journey across the UK with her grandchildren, as she doesn’t own a vehicle.
Adam, Financial Consultant
Age 62 | books a car 4-5 times a year
Adam lives in France and typically books a rental car upon arriving in the UK, as his son’s family resides in the countryside and requires a drive to reach.
Major Pain Points
The process of booking a car takes longer than expected
Users struggle to understand the feature options and terminology
Limited payment methods are preventing users from completing