Seeking UI/UX designer for web and mobile
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 USD
Looking for a UI/UX product designer who can go from requirements to a beautiful, intuitive UI.
We are designing and building a new deliverzero.com and native mobile app. Some of the main pieces of the customer journey:
- Homepage (who are we, what is this, communicate value proposition to merchants and consumers, capture interest from cities we are not in yet)
- Sign up (social vs. email/password, name, phone)
- Membership (start, change, cancel, view history)
- Payment (add/remove payment methods, see payment history)
- Log in
- Password reset
- Search for locations to check out or return containers (location, cuisine, type, open hours)
- Check out containers
- Return containers
- Customer support (ask for an adjustment to containers)
- See my balance of containers I have out
- See my history of container in/out transactions
You will have a partner on our team to help define requirements. From there, you can start to build out pages. If you want to do wireframes first then designs, that works. If you like to jump straight to design, that works too.
We will have a new logo and colors soon, so you will have that to work around. The rest of the UI/UX will be up to you.
We are designing and building a new deliverzero.com and native mobile app. Some of the main pieces of the customer journey:
- Homepage (who are we, what is this, communicate value proposition to merchants and consumers, capture interest from cities we are not in yet)
- Sign up (social vs. email/password, name, phone)
- Membership (start, change, cancel, view history)
- Payment (add/remove payment methods, see payment history)
- Log in
- Password reset
- Search for locations to check out or return containers (location, cuisine, type, open hours)
- Check out containers
- Return containers
- Customer support (ask for an adjustment to containers)
- See my balance of containers I have out
- See my history of container in/out transactions
You will have a partner on our team to help define requirements. From there, you can start to build out pages. If you want to do wireframes first then designs, that works. If you like to jump straight to design, that works too.
We will have a new logo and colors soon, so you will have that to work around. The rest of the UI/UX will be up to you.