Carpool Commuting Challenge

For this week's challenge, I came up with an app named EasyRide which facilitates car-pooling while commuting. You can post new rides, request rides to people travelling to the same or nearby destination as yours. You can also set a repeating ride so if you are travelling to work everyday in the week, you need not post it everyday. The app will automatically post your ride status and other users can see it and can request to join you. Another cool feature is that you can invite your friends from your contacts list (not shown in detail) to join you on your ride. Once you click invite, an invite will be sent to your friend and he/she can accept it.

Here is a an app to help the users travel to their workplace with their colleagues. Once the user enters the company name and address it automatically connects the users with their coworkers. The user can choose with whom they want to travel. The user can both start and request rides.

To solve this week’s challenge I dove deep into the user research, collected data from other mobile applications, and did some market research to find features and weaknesses of the competitor apps. Key Highlights: 1) I’ve used the color blue as the base color because I wanted to build a sense of trust with the users. 2)I’ve included a feature that enables women to ride only with female passengers (pink circle) to ensure the safety and comfort of users.

Hello everyone, here is my submission for this week challenge. I have created four main screen for the app. In the first screen the user will get option either for booking solo or sharing his or her ride. When the user will choose "share your ride" he will be headed to the next screen where information about the nearby rider is shown with his location. Then the user will be headed to the payment screen and after confirmation of the payment the ride will start with a nice safety message. The interface is basically clean to provide user a better experience and different accent colours, 3d soft icons are used to get information easily.

For this week's challenge, I have designed a very intuitive experience for a carpool app. First choose if you want to offer a ride or find a ride. Then, enter ride details like addresses, time and requirements like no of seats or do you want rides for recurring days. You can even schedule a ride for later and set a time range with your most preferred time. After getting ride matches, you get recommended with the best choice, you also find a helpful metric " route match" It is nothing but how far is your starting location and destination from the Pool's route which might be very convenient for the user. After selecting a ride, you can see the facilities it has to offer also the passengers who would be joining you for the ride. You can also see if the driver is vaccinated or not. In the confirmation page, you can also choose which seats you want to book in the vehicle (if you're too choosy). After confirming the ride, you can navigate to the pickup spot for the pool as well as contact the driver by call, text and voice notes. You can also invite your friends to the same ride. After ride completion, you will earn pool coins which you can use later for ride discounts. You may also rate the driver, write a review, give a tip also share your experience on social media. You can also see how much money and carbon emission was saved by using a carpool.

Hello to all of my friends and colleagues! I created a Carpool app for this week's challenge. Sharing costs, getting a comfy journey, and making new friends are some of the benefits of using this app. Realtime data and availability enabled the app to assist individuals find rides from people who were driving in the same direction as they were.

Carpool is a ride-sharing app for both drivers and passengers. The main purpose of the app is to identify commuters nearby for traveling to work and home,... Carpooling is a more environmentally beneficial and sustainable method to travel, as well as a socially affordable one.

Hello there, everyone! After learning a lot about carpooling, I discovered that it just takes a basic two-way conversation. Coming to my design, it's a purple-themed design with components to see people offering and requesting trips, as well as rider's trip analysis. It also allows the user to follow the trip's live movement in great detail. I did my best to develop a user-centric design that was as simple as possible. I'm hoping to hear from you all with genuine feedback. Thank you!

Many of us drive to work by car every day. We worsen the air condition and extend traffic jams. The design of this application was quite a challenge, not to copy the solutions of popular applications such as uber, bolt or taxify. Hope the dark theme and simplicity is a good choice.

For this week's challenge, I did extensive research on the concept of carpooling - in particular, a user's needs from a carpool app. Since this is an application that is intended to be used regularly, I tried to keep the interface as simple and clean as possible. It incorporated a simple search screen with ongoing carpool journeys that set to reach an area in close vicinity to the user's intended destination. The journey card includes key information, such as the time it will take to pick up the user, the number of passengers in the vehicle, the driver's rating, and the fare price. Once the user has selected a carpool to join, they are faced with a live map of their location, the scheduled stops, and the final destination. After this part of the user flow, the application would include a payment screen (with a tipping system, as well as a rating page.

First I did some research about what is carpooling and its benefits for the environment. Went through research and different case studies. Here I went with a minimal approach.

With this app you can search for somebody who want to carpool.

Hi! I have designed the solution of 5 screens to describe the process of choosing the best driver match! The project assumes that the user had traveled to work with the app already, so his address has already been remembered. After selecting options such as luggage or preferences, the application will show people commuting to the same place (colleagues from work), and only in the absence of a result, someone who commutes nearby. Hope you like it!

I solve this weekly challenge by firstly doing a survey and then I try to make a high fidelity mockup that has a good user experience and then at last I make a design of an app.

For this week's challenge, I have made 3 screens for the problem. Home screen, Map screen and Carpooling screen. User can select the car on app and at the same time, can see the about carpooling, member and site info on the screen.

Here is a user interface design for carpooling application. It contains Home Screen, Ride Requests Screen, Ride Accepted Screen, Payment Screen. Home Screen -> Users can either offer rides or Find the Ride which helps them to commute from one place to another. Ride Requests -> Users can see the ongoing rides in their neighborhood, users can also see available seats, route match percentage. Acceptance Screen -> Here user can see the ride details. To secure the ride, we use the One Time Password (OTP). Payment Details -> After completion of the ride, the user can see his ride payment details.

First I noted all the steps the users take while pooling a car, then sketched out few steps, and then designed those UI in Figma

The process I used to solve this problem is Empathise - Define - Ideate - Prototype Through the RideGO carpooling app design, I tried to keep the design simple so the user can easily give or take his ride in a hassle-free way.

I noted down problem of current app users / companies providing pool services then I designed wireframes by taking inspiration from current apps & designed Hi-fidility UI accordingly.

I started with the raw idea of carpooling, done some research how i could make it happen in a easy way. Then I decided to explore the already made apps, observed them and finalised the idea which suits the best of the requirements.

Hello Everyone! For this week's challenge (Carpool Commuting Challenge) - I have designed 2 main screens 1. Home screen: The User can either offer or request a carpool, based on user location drivers are visible to the user 2. Summary: The user can see the driver review, can also see their co-passenger, and also see the duration and amount they have to share. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below. Thank you :)

Commute Pool is about enabling people with the community experience they need when choosing to carpool. The app switches between two modes, that of "Offer" and "Request" a Ride. The home page has been designed in a way that the user isn't overwhelmed and gets to see the general summary. For users like office going folks it is essentially the same journey everyday and "Recent Rides" helps them with it. The "Bookmark" feature helps them save their favourite ride trips so that it can be accessed on the go. "Create Trips" allows the user to create trips and publish them on the app. The user can choose to publish publicly or just privately accessible through a link. Folks requesting a ride can check the available rides based on departure and arrival times as well. Profile section has been designed to create a sense of trust between the carpoolers. Badges establish credibility. Transactions tab has been placed strategically to allow users to check whether the transaction they made, be it send or receive, is successful. Red and green colours assist in knowing the nature of transaction. "Plan your trips" is everything that you as a user might need while carpooling. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below.👇

Hello Everyone! for this challenge I decided to make an app aiming at environment development and carpooling. This app allows people to book their carpool easily and also keeps them cheering for their contribution to the environment. In my research, I got to know if a person shares his travel with another one it would reduce almost 3.74 kilograms of greenhouse emissions rather than traveling in separate vehicles. My app is so minimal and user-friendly to use and is soo appealing to the eyes and in a way represents the environment's color. In my UX design, people can track their contribution to the environment and also can get rewards for their contributions which helps more and more people to use the app and help the environment. The First Page is a simple Sign up and sign-in page. On the second page, the user can easily book a carpool by putting his location and the destination and can choose the pool he wants from the options available. The third page is a congratulation and a thanking page after the booking which shows a bar representing his contribution towards the environment and rewards. That's pretty much it for the explanation. Hope you guys like my solution :)

In my carpool app you can choose whether you are offering rides or are looking for ones. You get to see the next best options, ratings of the drivers and how many people are already inside that vehicle.

a carpooling app where one can search for others going in the same route as themselves. this concept helps save money, reduces the impact on environment, and helps you get new friends. it also has a verified account badge for all the ID-verified users to reduce fraudulent activities. also, it has the option to search for women-only rides.

Here, I present an effective way for carpooling. If you have a car you can share your car for carpooling and if you don't have a car, you can go as a passenger. you can select time, car, destination and route and you can select passenger. you can donate money to save the environment and help nature. Hopefully, you like my concept.

I did some research on current car boking services and thought about implementing for same but in futuristic way.

This is an online carpooling app for drivers and passengers that are willing to share a car together. It allows to post or search for a ride with multiple passengers. May be for free or for a small price. It helps to arrange the tour by suggesting the most convenient way (including potential detours) and also calculates the decreased carbon emission what has a positive impact on the environment. The UI design is simple and based on the green color that reminds trees- one of the greatest carbon absorber.

For this week's challenge, I created an app which enable the user (driver) to get co-riders who are traveling on a common route. There is already that huge amount of rides happening daily, why don’t people with extra seats save their time by Reducing traffic , money, nerves, health and environment. In this app they can request for ride or send invite. The app is simple — people traveling from point A to point B fill their extra seats by inviting other people to carpool with them. Hope it's looking good😊

For this Carpool app, I focused on making sure that the important info is always available for the user. I also gave the user options to go back and change any particular option in case the made a mistake or if they changed their mind

I ride my bike to work every day. Working on this project was a pleasure for me, I am in favor of reducing city traffic and I want cleaner air.

Namaste! I'm really excited for this week's challenge. I wanted to make something aesthetic, simple and useful. After trying few designs I decided to go with neomorphism because if this design is done mindfully in can be very user friendly. More often designers forget the practicality of the design and focus on the presentation, but I've tried to make my design as useful and simple as possible. Also, you might be thinking why light theme? Because I think dark theme has became a bit of cliché nowadays it is no more unique neither I wanted to go with some neon glowy affect as it lacks practicality. So, I sticked with the light theme and only four colors in my palette. As you know "less is more." Talking about the screens, well I've made only three of the "customer" side, my concept was to introduce a system where user can fill their preferred details and after swiping (cool user interaction) they'll get the matches and then request for pick-up. If driver will accept the request they'll be able to contact via call and even chat. Strangers in the same carpool will also be able to communicate but only till the commute. And yes last but not least, instead of going with conventional screen change animation, I've went with the card system where user will able to see a pretty awesome card like ux. (In future, I might will include some animations - my laptop sucks that's why I'm unable run Adobe AfterEffects. You can check my Figma file by following the link below, do give it a look as it have some fine details which can't be seen in PNG). And please honest feedback will be appreciated. Thank you. Figma Link - https://bit.ly/3yxnZLc

My main focus for this app was on the privacy of every user and ease of use. In order to protect user privacy, I have hidden passenger details when an individual requests a ride, as well as hiding the number of the driver until the individual has booked the ride. For ease of use, I have added the capability of saving addresses for use later, so the user does not have to type the same destination again and again. Furthermore, users can get rides on their homescreen itself based on their primary saved address.

This week's challenge was to design a carpool APP, so I chose "GG Carpool" as the name. I considered both the environment safety and the sharing aspects and added a self-driving feature that makes the app easy for users to use.

For this week's challenge, I ruled out all the possibilities for building an interface that is simple and user-friendly. From the fact of retention of user I made the interface as simple as possible and also used the same "simple" interface as others applications to help the user retain their memory usage of such application. I tried to work on the concept of group features so that people of a particular pool can chat together and help and have a friendly one together. Hope this works. Thankyou

Hello, my name is Milica and I have been working in the field of fashion design for over 6 years. Currently, I am learning UI design as I wish to change my career and improve. This is my first submission, so please give me some honest comments and advice would be more than welcome :)

Hi, I am submitting this week Carpool Challange. I have designed 3 screens. 1st Screen - Its a home screen for the user, to select whether they want to request the ride or Offer the ride and you can select the destination as well 2nd Screen - You can change the booking time and select different routes you want to go through just to make it more flexible for the user. 3rd Screen - User will be able to see the riders who are accepting the share the ride and you can request them to connect with you. Thanks for the Challange. Please let me know where I can improve my skills and if you think something more can be done. Thanks and Regards.