Background

In today's consumer-driven society, people frequently purchase items but rarely use them.

Items eventually end up unused, unwanted, or disposed of.

Problem

Online marketplaces are complicated and time-consuming for users.

They struggle with the process of selling, donating, or disposing of items.

Approach

A mobile application evaluates items, and provides solutions to users, including liquidation and listing.

The app has a user-friendly interface and a simplified flow for users.

Design Sprint - Day 1

In the challenge map, the selling process was highlighted because of its complexity level.

I picked the target and drafted a solution for this study.

Design Sprint - Day 2 & Day 3

I drew sketches and a storyboard for the user's actions and specified the flow to be made in the following days.

Design Sprint - Day 4

I created a low-fidelity prototype for the selling and picking up service.

Design Sprint - Day 5

I conducted two rounds of tests with five participants.

I revised the prototype with a style guide.

Improvements

I updated the design for a much more user-friendly interface.

Revised Prototype

I created an instant photo-listing function as a price reference for users.

View Prototype

Conclusion

By simplifying the input function, users are less stressed when listing multiple items at a time.

Users can seamlessly sell or dispose of items, choosing from a variety of options provided by the app.