Peazy

The Ask

During my time at Stunt Pilot, I helped build an MVP for Peazy. They approached us with a simple idea: save time and a commute by having personal services come to you.

Along with an MVP, we also collaborated on branding and created a custom website through Wix.

Process

One of our first tasks was to conduct discovery sessions with the Peazy team, working together to identify user goals, allowing us to create detailed user flows to gain a comprehensive understanding of their mindset, pain points, and needs.

Backed by extensive research, we built multiple iterations of wireframes, with the Peazy team ultimately deciding on the direction they wanted to pursue. Other Stunt Pilot designers developed the brand during this time, and once a direction was chosen, we created the hi-fi designs and prototypes.

Results

UI & UX design tends to be fast-paced work, but designing for the startup cycle takes it to another level! I’ve learned to really pushed myself as an agile designer, adapting my process to fit client needs, and always being ready to pivot. As with any design project, there’s rarely a “right” answer and being perceptive to client needs and balancing those demands with user goals goes a long way.

What's Next?

After a successful initial launch, Peazy is working to expand their offerings. We’ve adapted the booking flow to meet the needs of business users, focussing on scaling up the product, enabling users to book corporate events for large groups, invite others and monitor attendance.

Wireframes

Guided by continuous research and client feedback, I worked through several iterations for Peazy’s booking flow. Familiarity in usability is integral to UX design, and we took lots of inspiration from bits and pieces of other apps, such as food delivery products and online shopping.

One of the biggest hurdles we solved was creating a booking flow that could be scaled and adapted to work for any service. Whether users are booking a haircut to their home, or dry cleaning pickup at the office, each step feels cohesive and intuitive.