Wheeshing Product design concept
What does Wheeshing mean?
Wheeshing is the combination of the words: wishing and wheel. I developed the brand name with the purpose to achieve the meaning of the App. This project is a personal concept based on a real project I made for one of my clients, but still, it's related to the original product with different characteristics.
An innovative App to help mechanics
This is an App for tyre repair service, helping mechanics to choose the right tyre for any car and sending the offer directly to the car owner by message.
I examined and tested similar Apps and a special scenario was created. This scenario was following the activities that can be performed in the application.
Design & UX
The idea for this design was to simplify the usability and show the basic tools on the screen, without an overloaded visual. The design of the App was as simple as possible with simple shapes, white shapes, and sharp appearance.
The scenario consisted of several tasks such as: the registration within the App, the logging in and dashboard view, starting a new process for a new client, lack of the desired tyres in the catalog, the client refused the quotation, and changing the user data and logging out.
Learn moreStep by step
How Wheeshing is working when it's operating
Launch the App
The user opens the app from his phone and lands to the dashboard. He can check all clients' status.
Start a new Process
The user clicks the "start process" and scans the car's plate and the QR-code to get all the data from the test.
Selecting the tyres
When the tyres are not in good condition the user can select up to three tyres and create his quote.
Sending the quote
The user can send the quote to the car owner by message. From the dashboard, he receives the replies in real-time.
Design system
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Contact meWould you like to know more? Read my article about the Wheeshing UX Scenario on Medium