This is the home screen of the app, which would allow dog owners to view previous walks (along with their paid amount), scheduled walks (also with their payable amount), and a promotional division (in this case it was promoting Waggo+).
The header of the app would allow the owner/walker to switch views, and prompt the user to book a walk with their selected dog, or edit their dog('s) profile that would be visible to walkers.
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The header of the app would allow the owner/walker to switch views, and prompt the user to book a walk with their selected dog, or edit their dog('s) profile that would be visible to walkers.
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The "Book a Walk" page would allow dog owners to seamlessly request walks with nearby walkers, and their past/favourite picks. In the header, the app would display the dog's information, along with their insurance information (in this case Zeva was insured with Pinnacle Insurance Plc - not her actual insurer!), If the owner had multiple dogs, it would allow them to change dogs if needed.
The centre section would allow the owner to select a dog walker, and choose from two profiles, which in this case were set to "Home" - where Marco was set as the default walker, and "Holiday" - where Evan was set as the default walker. The app also allows the user to pick from another walker if they choose to.
The bottom section allows the owner to pick their preferred date and time, as well as pick up time. It also allows them to leave notes for the walker (insurance information, drop off/pick up, etc.).
The app also prompts the owner to ensure that any details are correct, as well as what payment method they wish to pay with (configurable through their Waggo Account - in this case a CDE Credit+ ending in 1000).
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The centre section would allow the owner to select a dog walker, and choose from two profiles, which in this case were set to "Home" - where Marco was set as the default walker, and "Holiday" - where Evan was set as the default walker. The app also allows the user to pick from another walker if they choose to.
The bottom section allows the owner to pick their preferred date and time, as well as pick up time. It also allows them to leave notes for the walker (insurance information, drop off/pick up, etc.).
The app also prompts the owner to ensure that any details are correct, as well as what payment method they wish to pay with (configurable through their Waggo Account - in this case a CDE Credit+ ending in 1000).
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The walker view allows dog walkers to view their details, respond to owner requests and more.
The top section greets the user, and informs them about their prending notifications, as well as telling them how many of those notifications are from their usual dogs.
The centre section can act as a information message, which in this case informed the user that Waggo needs Marco (the user's) tax information for HMRC and tax purposes.
The bottom section serves as a promotional page, which in this case is used to promote Waggo's new DoggoFeed device, available on finance. It can be used for anything really but is used to fill space on the mockup.
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The top section greets the user, and informs them about their prending notifications, as well as telling them how many of those notifications are from their usual dogs.
The centre section can act as a information message, which in this case informed the user that Waggo needs Marco (the user's) tax information for HMRC and tax purposes.
The bottom section serves as a promotional page, which in this case is used to promote Waggo's new DoggoFeed device, available on finance. It can be used for anything really but is used to fill space on the mockup.
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A note about this project:
All entities featured in this mockup are not representing real life entities. Any reference to real entities is conincidental. Please don't use this design for commercial purposes without my consent. If you'd like to request to use it for commercial purposes, please contact me.
All entities featured in this mockup are not representing real life entities. Any reference to real entities is conincidental. Please don't use this design for commercial purposes without my consent. If you'd like to request to use it for commercial purposes, please contact me.