Figma Designer | UI Expert
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 USD
We're looking for an expert Figma designer or UI Expert to design this application for us (Scheduling for our customers for in-house use).
Design needs to be:
- In Figma
- Modern & Minimal (2024 standards)
- Fully Responsive
Designer needs to be:
- Fluent in English
- Not afraid to ask for questions and clarification
In an ideal scenario, we wanted a full stack dev to do everything, but not seeing a lot of quality, so now looking for designers first. Will consider full stack if you have experience.
User story and a rough figma is below. Please review. If you have questions, let me know. If not, please provide pricing.
Our budget isn't fixed and we'll consider everyone based on previous quality of work and whether your designs speak to us.
Logos and graphics will be provided.
------------- Original posting for full stack dev --------------
User Story:
- User is redirected to the first page: Service selection.
- At service selection, user chooses what service they're looking for.
- After choosing, the system will pull data from a Google Calendar and determine available spots.
- The user is then ran through a multi-step form to capture data. This will be address first (to see if its within the service area), if yes, then name, email and phone number.
- For different services, different multi-step form and different questions.
- At the end, the user is presented with a thank you page.
- The system will then fire off the API to Zapier for confirmation of the service request.
- Zapier will then send us (the admins) the request through email. We can either approve, deny or reschudle the request. Depending on the response, user will recieve a confirmation, a denial or a rescheduling email or SMS.
Essential items:
- REStful API with ability to connect to Zapier.
- Admin panel to see all user data (does not need to be fancy at all, simple search with all data will do just fine). Can be a boilerplate/template.
- Ability to set availability (boilerplate/template) and service area (radius around the map or zip code list)
- Built light weight and responsive.
- Designed with modern design principles and UI. The more modern, the better.
- Ability to send email and SMS through Twilio & SendGrid.
- Gmaps auto-complete
- Google Calendar Integration
- Ability to change availability and settings (instant confirm, wait for confirmation from admin, etc)
- Ability for admins to click a button in an email to confirm, deny or reschedule
- Clean & scalable code.
- Ability to track referrer, whether the user converted or not.
Nice to have:
- Editable multi-step forms
- Multi-step form with simple python calculations (based on answers, do some math, then present some data)
- Editable services and service categories in admin panel
What's attached:
- Rough idea of the user story in Figma in the link below.
https://www.figma.com/file/6gNxXnh6AT7OojNCVhDMxV/Scheduling-Software?type=design&node-id=0%3A1&mode=design&t=tjQIrFmiDUb7odct-1
Design needs to be:
- In Figma
- Modern & Minimal (2024 standards)
- Fully Responsive
Designer needs to be:
- Fluent in English
- Not afraid to ask for questions and clarification
In an ideal scenario, we wanted a full stack dev to do everything, but not seeing a lot of quality, so now looking for designers first. Will consider full stack if you have experience.
User story and a rough figma is below. Please review. If you have questions, let me know. If not, please provide pricing.
Our budget isn't fixed and we'll consider everyone based on previous quality of work and whether your designs speak to us.
Logos and graphics will be provided.
------------- Original posting for full stack dev --------------
User Story:
- User is redirected to the first page: Service selection.
- At service selection, user chooses what service they're looking for.
- After choosing, the system will pull data from a Google Calendar and determine available spots.
- The user is then ran through a multi-step form to capture data. This will be address first (to see if its within the service area), if yes, then name, email and phone number.
- For different services, different multi-step form and different questions.
- At the end, the user is presented with a thank you page.
- The system will then fire off the API to Zapier for confirmation of the service request.
- Zapier will then send us (the admins) the request through email. We can either approve, deny or reschudle the request. Depending on the response, user will recieve a confirmation, a denial or a rescheduling email or SMS.
Essential items:
- REStful API with ability to connect to Zapier.
- Admin panel to see all user data (does not need to be fancy at all, simple search with all data will do just fine). Can be a boilerplate/template.
- Ability to set availability (boilerplate/template) and service area (radius around the map or zip code list)
- Built light weight and responsive.
- Designed with modern design principles and UI. The more modern, the better.
- Ability to send email and SMS through Twilio & SendGrid.
- Gmaps auto-complete
- Google Calendar Integration
- Ability to change availability and settings (instant confirm, wait for confirmation from admin, etc)
- Ability for admins to click a button in an email to confirm, deny or reschedule
- Clean & scalable code.
- Ability to track referrer, whether the user converted or not.
Nice to have:
- Editable multi-step forms
- Multi-step form with simple python calculations (based on answers, do some math, then present some data)
- Editable services and service categories in admin panel
What's attached:
- Rough idea of the user story in Figma in the link below.
https://www.figma.com/file/6gNxXnh6AT7OojNCVhDMxV/Scheduling-Software?type=design&node-id=0%3A1&mode=design&t=tjQIrFmiDUb7odct-1