WanderKit
UX internship
After creating the new onboarding experience, we focused on creating a new splash screen. The current splash screen emphasized travel and WanderKit was trying to move away from traveling and into connecting people with shared interest.
Iterations
In the next following weeks, I conducted usability tests and interviews with potential stakeholders. This helped us identify which features we can leave out or include. It will also point out any flaws in the intuitiveness of the onboarding process.
Sign in
With the development of the new splash page, I redesigned the sign in page to have a continuous flow and fit the new style guide.
Email vs Phone Number
It was clear in our usability testing that users would prefer connecting their accounts to their phone number. This would allow for easy a verification code to be easily autofilled and was the norm for other platforms that required authentification.
Takeaways
Labeling For Developers
Previously, I would name my screens based on the actions done on the page, but during this internship I collaborated a lot with the developers in which I learned the importance of labeling each screen in a way to help them easily update the app. For example, a screen I would previously label "Login," I learned to include the screen number and steps so it would look like "1.1a of 6_Onboarding_Sign In."
Join The Community!
WanderKit is a social app to help people discover fun adventures and connect with other wanderers around the world. We want to encourage and enable travelers and locals alike to connect through shared experiences, no matter where they are.
