ParkEase

Find, reserve and pay for parking in one tap

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brief.json

A mobile app to find, reserve and pay for parking in real time from a map. I designed the journey around the stress of driving in the city, not just the search for a spot.

Year: 2024
Industry: Urban mobility
Duration: 3–4 weeks
Type: Mobile app

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// the-real-problem-is-stress.md
const parkease = {
  industry: "Urban mobility",
  duration: "3–4 weeks",
};

01Challenge

The real problem is stress

Finding a spot is only part of it. City drivers circle the block and waste time and fuel. On top of that, they have no reliable information on where to go. I designed from that frustration. The interface had to feel like a guarantee: a direct path from point A to a secured spot.

ParkEase, one path: find, reserve, pay, navigate

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02UX approach

One path: find, reserve, pay, navigate

I organized the whole flow into one path. Opening the app shows a map with available spots color-coded. Reserving takes one tap, and payment is a single screen. I cut steps to build trust. Every decision aims to make the driver feel in control.

03UI design

Contrast for fast reading

I chose high-contrast black and lime. They read fast and give the app its own identity. I used a strict grid and negative space. The icons are recognizable at a glance. For the type, I prioritized clarity.

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