Information
Users and Context
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Our app is built to help people over the age of 50 have easy access to new locations/highways, all while allowing them to meet people who have the same interests in riding.
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The users need quick access to the app, as well as easy legibility. We tried to make the app as user friendly as possible.
Features
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Allow users to find new areas to discover and travel to.
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Easy to make rider friends who also wanna travel around America.
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Allows messaging, story viewing, as well as the possibility to see where certain friends are currently riding.
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Save favorite locations
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In map usage
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inspiration from many social apps (Facebook, Airbnb, Bumble)
Design Patterns
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Sign in: The first page where you can enter previous credentials to enter the app.
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Registration: For those new to the app, can choose to create new credentials using Sign Up option.
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Page-swiping: Most pages allow finger swiping to scroll vertically or horizontally alonger bigger than screen pages.
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On-screen sort: In the discover page, you can sort locations to your current interests.
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Filter form: In the discover page, you can filter what types of locations you are looking for through the Interests menu.
Conclusion
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Overall Rollin’ wheels gives empty nesters the opportunity to meet new people and find new places to visit on their bikes.
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Being an app we give quick accessibility to new locations, and maps. As well as communication with other riders.
Heuristic Evaluation
3.2 Visibility of System Status
3.4 Match Between System and the Real World
2.6 User Control and Freedom
3.3 Consistency and Standards
2.6 Help Users with Errors…
3.0 Error Prevention
3.3 Recognition Rather Than Recall
0.0 Flexibility and Minimalist Design
3.4 Aesthetic and Minimalist Design
3.5 Help and Documentation
4.0 Skills
