Delivery Marketplace App
In 2020, many local businesses were affected by the health emergency, and at the same time the need for delivery services to acquire food and other basic needs products increased.
From this need, DeliveryGO, a mobile application that connects local businesses with clients, was launched in June 2020. In September the app was already in use in 3 cities of the country, with more than 400 active users, and plans to start activities in Lima and Arequipa as next steps.
As students of the Immersive UX Workshop at El Muro Design School, we took on the challenge of redesigning the application based on current user problems.
UX Designer
Talia Quezada
Angel Sanchez
September 2020 - November 2020
Users need essential products without leaving home
We conducted interviews to current and potential users to recognize the main pain points:
How could we make DeliveryGO users have more information about the local businesses, its security protocols, the quality and status of its products, and thus receive what they need?
In the process of ideation, improvements were proposed in the order flow, and a restructuring of the information architecture so that users can access products in a simpler way during the search.
We propose a storyboard to visualize the new order flow:
We designed the first version of the wireframes, focused on the order process.
Before working on a visual proposal, we did usability tests with 5 users in the following scenarios:
The DeliveryGO app already has a color identity. Being a new product, it was important for stakeholders to be able to highlight the logo and colors in the application
Taking into account the key findings obtained from the validation stage, the visual proposal includes the flows with the improvements.
Although in the research stage we found relevant insights on the main flow of the order, which leads to transactions and is the main business priority, I think there are other interesting insights related to discounts and customer's loyalty on which we can work for future iterations.