Mobile Pet Platform UX/UI with admin panel and site graphic
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m ready to move our multi-stakeholder pet-care platform from concept to a polished, development-ready interface and I need an experienced Figma designer to take the lead. While the ecosystem ultimately serves pet owners, sitters, and trainers, this phase zeroes-in on veterinary professionals and their day-to-day workflow on mobile.
You’ll translate our product vision into a seamless, empathetic experience that keeps busy vets focused on what matters:
• smooth appointment scheduling that can be managed in seconds
• clear, structured medical-record handling that respects legal and accessibility standards
• an integrated chat channel that keeps vets and pet owners in sync without adding inbox fatigue
I have preliminary user stories, rough wireframes, and a brand palette waiting for you inside Figma. Your job is to re-evaluate the flows, refine the information architecture, and deliver a clickable mobile prototype that proves we can hit usability, accessibility, and conversion targets across devices—mobile first, then responsive breakpoints.
Acceptance criteria
• Hi-fidelity Figma prototype covering the three core vet features end-to-end
• Component library and style guide aligned with WCAG 2.1 AA
• Developer-ready specs and redlines (Auto-layout, variants, constraints)
• A short Loom walkthrough explaining key interaction decisions
If you’re comfortable running quick usability tests and iterating fast, let’s talk—our dev sprints start soon.
You’ll translate our product vision into a seamless, empathetic experience that keeps busy vets focused on what matters:
• smooth appointment scheduling that can be managed in seconds
• clear, structured medical-record handling that respects legal and accessibility standards
• an integrated chat channel that keeps vets and pet owners in sync without adding inbox fatigue
I have preliminary user stories, rough wireframes, and a brand palette waiting for you inside Figma. Your job is to re-evaluate the flows, refine the information architecture, and deliver a clickable mobile prototype that proves we can hit usability, accessibility, and conversion targets across devices—mobile first, then responsive breakpoints.
Acceptance criteria
• Hi-fidelity Figma prototype covering the three core vet features end-to-end
• Component library and style guide aligned with WCAG 2.1 AA
• Developer-ready specs and redlines (Auto-layout, variants, constraints)
• A short Loom walkthrough explaining key interaction decisions
If you’re comfortable running quick usability tests and iterating fast, let’s talk—our dev sprints start soon.