onetoyota mobile preview

ABOUT THIS PERSONAL PROJECT

The service schedule calendar experience on mobile can be improved so I thought about making an app specifically for scheduling.

onetoyota outline

MY FIRST STEP

I thought about the journey a user takes from start to finish. The current user-flow that the mobile site adopted is still good but modified it by splitting up the date and time.

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INITIAL SKETCHES

After having an idea of what the journey is from log on to confirming appointment, I started sketching out how each step is going to look like. I sketched out how a user would journey through the app from start to finish, and sort of storyboard what the interactions would be like when a user selects an element.

onetoyota lo-fidelity sketches 01
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onetoyota lo-fidelity user flow

SKETCH WIREFRAMES LO-FIDELITY

I moved the initial sketches to Sketch on my Mac. My main focus was to create each screen to see how the information would look like on a mobile device. I also created a journey map to see how a user would navigate through each screen from start to finish by creating a scenario to test out to see how easy it is for someone other than myself to book a time.

onetoyota mobile high fidelity prototype 01
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SKETCH WIREFRAMES HI-FIDELITY

After the initial rounds of testing from the lo-fidelity prototype, I went ahead with the creation of the hi-fidelity prototype. Revisions were made along the way when creating the prototype. Calendar and time functions were the focus of changes. The user can go back if needed.