A scheduling platform designed for self-employed professionals and small business owners who need an organized, intuitive, and modern way to manage appointments.
EazyClock is a scheduling platform created for self-employed professionals and small business owners who need an organized, intuitive, and modern way to manage appointments.
The project started from a common issue: difficulties in scheduling via phone, lack of automatic reminders, and disorganized agendas.
Users want simplicity and independence when booking
Manual scheduling creates confusion
Professionals often rely on WhatsApp for managing their calendars
I analyzed competitors, conducted user interviews, and gathered insights to understand the pain points and expectations.
Manual appointment booking via phone calls was time-consuming and error-prone
Missed appointments due to lack of automated notification systems
Professionals struggled with scattered scheduling across multiple platforms
Over-reliance on WhatsApp for calendar management led to confusion
Two personas were defined to guide the design decisions: Lucas, a client who seeks quick and flexible appointments, and Ana, a professional who needs better time control and reduced manual work.
Client
Seeks quick and flexible appointments
Service Provider
Needs better time control and reduced manual work
I mapped the full journey of both users, from discovering the platform to completing the appointment. This allowed me to identify moments of frustration, opportunities, and emotional triggers in the experience.
Detailed flows were designed for each persona: Lucas can book, reschedule, or cancel easily. Ana can manage daily appointments, block time, and confirm sessions with one click.
I created a site map that organizes the platform's structure in a simple, scalable way. It separates features by role and highlights navigation paths.
Wireframes were created to define layout and functionality before applying visual design. Each screen prioritizes clarity, usability, and accessibility.
A user-centered approach ensuring every design decision was backed by research and validated through testing.
2 weeks
Competitor analysis, user interviews, and pain point identification
1 week
Defined Lucas (client) and Ana (professional) user personas
2 weeks
Mapped complete experience flows for both user types
2 weeks
Detailed interaction flows for booking and management
1 week
Information architecture and site structure planning
2 weeks
Low-fidelity wireframes for all key screens
2 weeks
Interactive prototype development and testing
An interactive prototype was built in Figma to simulate real user interactions. It connects all flows for both users, allowing early usability testing.
EazyClock was an opportunity to apply a full UX process, resulting in a user-centered solution that simplifies daily routines for both clients and professionals.
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