
Role
UX Researcher
UX/UI Designer
Front-End Developer
Project management
Tools
Google Survey, Zoom, Word Excel
Figma, Adobe illustrator
HTML5, CSS5, Visual Code Studio, GitHub
Duration
4 Months 2021-2022
Content
This case study details the design of Toronto's delivery services, including background insights, research data, user interviews, and surveys, with me as the sole UX designer, guiding the project from research and ideation to final design using UX design principles.

02 - Design Process



05.1 - Competitor analysis
I analyzed the places where citizens live and the range of activities. Take downtown Toronto as an example, where many people live and work. Some even travel to the city center for work further out of their living areas.

06 - User interviews
I conducted interviews with five participants during the video session. The questions posed were comprehensive, focusing on their extensive experience in express delivery, identifying areas for improvement, and their insights into the internal operations of the express company.
5 Interviewers Target:
Family 33 Years old worker
Student 22 Years Old
Single Worker 27 Years Old
International Student(Female) 18 Years old
Full-Time Worker 40 Years Old


06.1 - Interview summary
Respondents still understand the system behind the courier company. Still, sometimes they are disappointed when the courier involves three parties because they often face the record of the wrong attitude of the driver and damage to the goods when they arrive. But they're used to Canada's courier system and often have to wait several business days for their packages.
According to the survey results,
female has 53.3% more than males 40%.

User's age

User's occupation

User's occupation

07.1 - Qualitative result
Finally, I made a precise text classification of the questionnaire. To sum up, some working people are confused about this service, because they need it daily, but they have never heard of the benefit of same-day delivery of documents.

08 - Affinity Diagraming - Insight
I summarize the following pain points through questionnaires and interviews and classify them into categories. It can be seen that we can make improvements on issues such as target users, special needs, and locations. I hope to create a friendly user experience service. However, let my subsequent designs bring more excellent direction and purpose.
09 - Persona
According to the research result, I created the persona against the user interviews and surveys. As the background, I listed the paint points and personal details. The delivery application would happen in this scenario.
10 - Information Architecture
According to affinity mapping and user interviews, the pain points transferred the user needs on the service information. Therefore, following user needs, I created the "Chat with Us" Button to increase the services provided and solve the user problem when they cannot find their emails.
Design Simple and Easy to find their goals.
Clear Guidelines and Understand Human Behaviour with their habits
Select Service → Enter Information → Payment
11 - User flow
12 - Wireframings
12 - Design system
13.4 - Payment
The order details screen offers options for pickup time, item descriptions, driver preferences, and payment methods (online payment, credit/debit card, or cash), along with the ability to apply coupons and save addresses.
