Fixy. Marketplace
for Auto Services
Always celebrate small wins.
Even if you failed at the beginning, it’s okay.
PRODUCT DESIGN
UX RESEARCH
UI DESIGN
WEB + MOBILE
About Project
My role: Product Designer (solo)
Team: founders + developers
Timeline: 3 months
Method: Lean Startup + Design Thinking
Platform: Web + Mobile
Challenge
  1. Two audiences, two scenarios mechanics manage requests and certificates; car owners create orders. One product, two mental models.
  2. Only 3 months from the first wireframe to the investor demo.
  3. No ready-made solutions no design system, no patterns, no legacy.
  4. Investors as a second “user” the MVP had to sell the vision, not just work.
Design an MVP from scratch that proves the product idea to investors — fast, on two platforms, for two very different audiences.
Goal
I studied competitors and their weak points, collected the first wireframes, decomposed tasks and managed the work on a Kanban board. This gave the team a shared picture of the scope from day one.
Research & Drafts
Great Start
At the beginning of every project, I have to research a lot of information to get the best results. I might even spend the whole day with a car mechanic
User Flows
I mapped two flows — for mechanics and for customers: registration, orders, search, and payment. The structure of the steps is simple and transparent: each step answers one question.
UI Library
With no time for a full design system,
I assembled a lean component library: uniform styles, fonts, colors, and icons
Prototype & Landing
The clickable prototype became the core of the investor presentation. I also designed a landing page for first-time users: “Make more money with Fixy” for mechanics and “Skip the drive to the service center” for customers — one product, two value propositions.