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Redesign Field-Service Electrician Mobile App

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CA$ 250 – CA$ 750 per project

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Product designer (UI/UX, Figma) to redesign the phone screens of a field-service app for electricians About the project JobStoq tracks electrical material across the shop, service vans and jobs. Electricians use it on their phones in vans, basements and job sites, often with gloves on and in a hurry. The app works but looks cheap and confuses people. I want it to look and feel as polished as Jobber or ServiceTitan. I'm an electrician (17 years in the trade) and I've written down exactly how a real day should flow. I also have rough mockups of every screen. You'll get both. Your job is to make it professional, simple and obvious. What I need • About 10 phone screens: Today, a job (with and without a material list), "What did you use?", My van, search, an item's details, snapping a supplier pickup slip, and confirming it into the van • A small design system in Figma: colours, type, buttons, cards, lists, pop-up sheets, tab bar, so every screen matches and a developer can build it exactly • Using our existing brand: navy #0B1020, orange #F26B1D, fonts Poppins and Public Sans, our logo • Large tap targets and readable text for people working on their feet How it starts: a small paid trial (fixed price) Redesign ONE screen, the "Today" home screen, from my mockup and notes. If I like it, the full project follows at a fixed price.

Requirements

• Portfolio with real mobile apps (not just websites or logos), ideally for field workers, trades, delivery, logistics or similar • Figma, with organised components a developer can use • North American time zone preferred; clear English • All designs belong to the company (IP agreement) To apply, answer these in your bid (generic bids will be skipped): 1. Show me one mobile app you designed for people working on the go. What did users struggle with, and what did you change? 2. How would you make a screen easy to use for someone with dirty gloves, in bad light, in a hurry?

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