After launching the MVP, Floutwork’s CEO reached out to me to make some critical improvements to the platform’s UI and UX before marketing the tool to a wider audience.
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Floutwork lets you simplify your tools, tabs, tasks, calendar, emails, and notes all in one app. The idea is that when you’re working, you shouldn’t have to (or want to) leave the experience. This is done through a handful of features that capture & unify tasks, intelligently schedule work, and minimize distractions.
The MVP had great “bones,” meaning the features were each important, intentional, and well built on the backend, but using each feature didn’t feel as easy or intuitive as it should.
The “before” screenshot of the tasks app in Floutwork
Before getting deep into Figma, I put together a detailed audit on the current state of the platform, addressing visual design (look & feel), interface design, and user experience design. Click below to browse the full audit:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WyQBL_Pyg2LzzvsaWfYHlLfHsXyM9wKR/view?usp=sharing