Streamline App Navigation
Budget: $250 – $750 AUD
My app’s core features work well, yet users still struggle to find their way around. I want you to refine the navigation so the overall flow feels natural and self-explanatory without touching or removing any existing functionality.
The focus is squarely on navigation. I’m looking for an “introduction and easer to use without changing features” approach—think clearer paths between screens, logical menu placement, and cues that guide the user from one action to the next. I’m open to adding a lightweight onboarding experience (maybe a short step-through or similar) if you believe it will genuinely improve first-time adoption, but I haven’t committed to it yet.
What matters:
• Keep every current feature intact; nothing disappears or moves so far that existing users feel lost.
• Deliver a cleaner, more intuitive flow that shortens the time it takes to perform common tasks.
• Provide build-ready code along with a quick hand-off note explaining the new structure so my team can maintain it.
If you’ve tackled similar UX navigation challenges before—especially where you had to layer improvements on a live product—tell me about it and share an example install or walkthrough.
The focus is squarely on navigation. I’m looking for an “introduction and easer to use without changing features” approach—think clearer paths between screens, logical menu placement, and cues that guide the user from one action to the next. I’m open to adding a lightweight onboarding experience (maybe a short step-through or similar) if you believe it will genuinely improve first-time adoption, but I haven’t committed to it yet.
What matters:
• Keep every current feature intact; nothing disappears or moves so far that existing users feel lost.
• Deliver a cleaner, more intuitive flow that shortens the time it takes to perform common tasks.
• Provide build-ready code along with a quick hand-off note explaining the new structure so my team can maintain it.
If you’ve tackled similar UX navigation challenges before—especially where you had to layer improvements on a live product—tell me about it and share an example install or walkthrough.