Precode

Rush

Book thrilling and unforgettable adventures

Book thrilling and unforgettable adventures. Rush is an app for tourists seeking extreme adventures.

Challenge

A 5-day UX Sprint transformed a concept into a fully functional mobile prototype. Instead of performing user testing on day 3, we delivered a tappable prototype on the morning of day 5.

Impact

The prototype became part of a focus group evaluation determining whether Rush and its value proposition resonated with attendees as a viable business.

How we helped

  • User research
  • Market Research
  • Wireframing - Low-fidelity, high-fidelity
  • UX design
  • Design system
  • Prototyping
  • Branding
  • User testing

App UI Design

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Branding

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Approach

Pre-flight

Two-hour meeting preceding the sprint to align on brief, review processes, and confirm deliverables.

Daily calls

15-minute morning stand-ups with the client throughout the engagement.

Show & Tell

End-of-day emails containing prototype links and video screencasts presenting work.

Prototyping

Interactive prototypes rather than static presentations enabled walkthrough of user journeys.

Handover

Delivered tappable wireframe for focus group testing with session recordings for review.

Project

Team

  • 2x Senior UX Designers
  • 1x Researcher

Date

March 2023

Outcomes & Deliverables

40+ screens

40+ screens

Registration, onboarding, global information architecture

Prototype

Prototype

Comprehensive prototype split into user journeys

User testing

User testing

Video and feedback presented in a report

Design System

Design System

Colour, iconography, typography, grids, components

Research

Research

User and market research deliverables

Branding

Branding

Complete brand identity development

Video walkthrough

Video walkthrough

Sharable video of final deliverables presentation

5 day delivery

5 day delivery

Complete project execution from start to finish

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