The existing access overlays only covered half the screen and created confusion. We designed a full-screen overlay so the user can identify the unlocking CTA without being distracted by other content.

The vacancy alert request flow uses the same pattern as access to create more cohesion in the app for the user.

Reduce confusion and friction in the unlocking process and the request-a-vacancy-alert process to entry faster for our users.

The app lacked consistency across screens and functions and the dark UI needed an overhaul to bring it into alignment with the brand users’ expectations.

To improve the app’s core function, we wanted to make search results predictive and more comprehensive, the search radius adapt situationally to the quantity of results, and clean up related bugs.

Buyers supports the business, but parents are the brand’s inspiration. The company strives to support both but doing do on one website creates messaging and prioritization difficulties.

Most potential buyers visit the website looking for pricing, however, there was concern that publishing this information could reduce inbound leads.

Product photography was not consistent, or certain features had not been captured. We needed to create a design system buoyed by illustration, graphics, and typography.

The old site was built on Squarespace 7.0. There was no budget for developers and time prohibited us from upgrading to the newer version of Squarespace.

Clarify our primary call-to-action for buyers so we could better interpret our analytics and increase leads for our sales team.

Our goal was to create a design system made up of consistent atomic parts, patterns, and templates to increase harmony on the site.

Organize and amplify Mamava’s unique selling propositions to distinguish the product from other competitors.