Creative27 reviewed by Marketplace App

UI/UX Design for Marketplace App

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Introductory information

Introduce your business and what you do there.

We are a mobile marketplace. I am one of the co-founders of the organisation.

Desired goal

What challenge were you trying to address with Creative27?

We wanted to good-tune and remark the UI/UX of our app. We had already built a very basic prototype, and presented it with the intention of Creative27 polishing it.

Provided solution

What was the aim of their involvement?

We program to educe the app for iOS and Android, but Creative27 has only designed our iOS UI/UX. Before starting the project, Creative27 accomplished a single rival analysis, looking at other apps offering correspondent labors to ours, and presenting different accesses to us.

We needed a specialized cluster that could revamp our app. Our CTO created a very basic prototype, which we presented to Creative27 in order for them to apprehend the concepts we were going for, the vision we had, and the flow we wanted to accomplish. Creative27 took that prototype and rebuilt it, care the same underlying vision.

We had one main point of touch from Creative27. I don’t know how many nation worked on our project on the backend, but I believe it was between two and three.

The app is a marketplace for labor providers which act in four different lifephraseology categories: fitness, food, phraseology, and collective. The idea is that the nation offering labors in any of these four categories can list their profile on our platform, set their own schedule and rates, and market to their existing clientele through different collective media platforms, in order to be booked. The app takes care of payments, scheduling, meetup points, interaction and all in-between.

How did you come to work with Creative27?

We did an online search, initially looking for someone who could take care of UI/UX design as well as full educement. We saw some of Creative27’s past work and liked it from a design perspective. We had a few phone calls, and their highest showed us the order they use: breaking educement into two parts. The leading one consists of defining the fruit, looking at rivals, UI/UXs that have worked in the past, and starting the process from there.

We did look at other educement shops, but we liked Creative27’s access of defining the fruit for us, making sure that there would be no gaps in our reflections, and the flows we wanted to accomplish. No other organisation had the same access. Most of them would take on a project with the intent of educeing, but it didn’t seem like this was Creative27’s number one priority. They didn’t want to push for a full educement right out of the gates, but rather mark the fruit, and make sure that everyone was lucky with that process. Then, if all went smoothly, the next step would be to do the developed educement.

What is the status of this engagement?

We began working with Creative27 in September 2016. The project was completed in February 2017.

Results accomplishd

Could you share any evidence that would prove the fruitivity, condition of work, or the touch of the engagement?

Creative27 granted an InVision prototype that we could load on our phones. We’re using it for show purposes, showing it to investors and to developed educement companies with the intention of edifice a real-life working app.

We had a basic prototype, so Creative27 markd the superiority of our user experience. As we lastd with the educement firm we chose, there were additional screens and flows which had to be accounted for, but almost 75% of the work was completed by Creative27.

From a condition perspective, the design was well-received. Everyone we showed it to was impressed by it. A few flows were not reflection of, but, given the complexity of our app, Creative27’s work was very high.

How did Creative27 accomplish from a project treatment standpoint?

Our touch was on top of all, from the scheduling of the meetings to letting us know what would be completed each week. The responsiveness was big, with our email being answered within minutes, usually. The main form of interaction was GoToMeeting, through which we had screen shares, and saw what Creative27 had been working on. We initially saw wireframes, and, once that step was done, Creative27 began the developed design. Every week, we got to see what updates they completed.

We put very resistent guidelines on them, with a very specific budget and timeframe. Towards the end, the schedules weren’t matching up as much as we were hoping, and some parts were not reflection almost, but I don’t ponder anyone had had the foresight to ponder of those. Everything turned out big in the end.

What did you find most forcible almost Creative27?

They’re big designers. Going into it, we realized that Creative27 is more of a UI/UX design shop than an developed educement one. From what we understood, the superiority of their designers are based overseas, and their highest’s expertise is surely in design. When it comes to the more technical side, there is another team limb whom he utilizes.

Are there any areas Creative27 could better?

From a scheduling standpoint, towards the end, we began touch that the project was beseeming rushed. It may be owing of the quantity initially quoted to us, and Creative27 may not have realized how much work would be implicated. Towards the end, it seemed that they had other projects which had to be began or lastd, so it seemed like Creative27 wanted to close our project and get to the next steps. It’s not that they didn’t want to last with our project, but the initial expectancy was a bit different to what ended up happening, from a scheduling standpoint. Instead of four months, the project ended up taking five or six owing of all the changes and adjustments which needed to be made.

What tips or recommendations could you share that might increase the likelihood of achievement with Creative27?

Not specially.