Donation and exchange platform
Done
Done (Donate Online ‘N Exchange) is a platform created to assist people in donating and finding items. The platform is developed entirely for the Bulgarian market. The target demographics is for people the age of 18-65+. In the initial stage of the project, the platform will be used solely for donations and findings. In a future update, there will be also an option for exchange.
Timeline
The whole process took 3 months to develop, research, wireframe, prototype, test and finalise.
Problem statement
“Many people have no clue what to do with their unnecessary items, so they either keep them in storage or they throw them away and in this way contribute to landfills. This is a bad practice and hence why we’ve decided to help people in need and nature by creating a platform which fights this problem.”
Challanges
An app that connects donators and people in need in an easy matter
An app that is easy to navigate for elder people.
A simple and easy to use website for those who don’t have smart phones.
Before we started working on the interface design, we tested our prototypes with 8 users through unmoderated, live testing of our three main paths (adding and editing a listing, filtering listings by different categories) and more.
Goals
1) To test navigation and how users move around the app
2) Understand if the features are intuitive and easy to find
3) To find out if users like the app and would use it regularly
Results
1) 75% found the font to be too small
2) 88% cannot find the categories
3) 63% adding to favourites is too complicated
Throughout the duration of this project, I have gained a wealth of knowledge about the UX design process and the design thinking framework. In particular, I have come to appreciate the importance of research and constant ideation, as they are the foundation upon which the design steps later on. By conducting extensive research and iterating through several design iterations, I have been able to better empathize with our target users, taking into account their needs and pain points.
Additionally, I have had the opportunity to develop my skills in Figma, which has been an invaluable tool in the design process. Through the use of Figma, I have been able to create wireframes, prototypes, and high-fidelity designs that have helped me visualize and refine my ideas.
Overall, this project has been an incredible learning experience that has allowed me to grow both as a designer and as a critical thinker. I am grateful for the opportunity to work on a project that has the potential to make a real difference in people's lives, and I look forward to continuing to develop my skills and knowledge in the field of UX design.






