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Getting started

Rangy is an app for electric car owners. The application helps drivers drive calmly and know with how many battery percentages they will reach their destination. Today, there is no app that solves this need. In addition, the application includes the payment option for all charging station companies.

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My goals

Electric car owners will be able to drive calmly and safely, and the payment will be effective and comfortable.

My vision is that the driver starts the journey calm and peaceful, with full confidence that he will not get stuck on the road without a battery, and he will have a safe way to plan his ride. In addition, paying when you arrive at a charging station will be simple and efficient, without the need to download several apps.

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Research

Before diving in, I conducted a thorough market analysis. I researched various electric vehicle platforms and navigation apps.

Tesla · Yellow · On · Cello Charge · Waze

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Survey

I conducted a very broad survey and distributed it to groups for electric car owners. About 100 participants answered the survey and the result was clear: the need for this type of app is real.

72.3%

Found themselves calculating alone, according to the km, how many percent of battery they will reach with.

60%

Not satisfied with the amount of apps the charging stations have for the phone.

60%

Can’t easily find a charging station on the way.

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Persona

Nir Katz

32 · Lawyer · Married + 2

“When I go out with the car for a long drive, my eyes are constantly moving between the road and the battery meter.”

Bio

Nir is a busy man; his work requires him to drive all over the country. Nir also likes to travel with his family to all kinds of interesting places.

Pain points

Nir purchased an electric car to save on the large fuel expenses of driving to work. He is very satisfied with the car and with the savings every month. But one thing bothers Nir regularly: he never knows if the battery will be enough for the drive, or if he will have to stop to charge halfway. Nir really wants a solution to this issue.

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User journey map

The user map aided me in further identifying the pain points and feelings of the users while browsing the app. It also enables me to list solutions to the problems my redesign will solve.

Common user journey

Feel: Unsure of himself

Enters the car, sets the destination, and calculates battery needs

Think: Unsure about his account, but it’s too late. He starts the ride.

Feel: Frustration

The road was full of steep climbs, the battery starts to run out

Think: I miscalculated again

Feel: Stressed and nervous

Searching for charging stations. It’s getting complicated

Think: I’m in trouble, there’s no way I’ll get to work on time

Feel: Frustrated!

Finally finds one, but wastes precious time downloading a payment app

Think: I can’t believe this is happening to me

Desired user journey

Feel: Laid back

Enters the car and sets the destination

Think: Checks the app for estimated battery on arrival

Feel: Full of confidence

Sees in the app he must stop for a quick recharge

Think: Ok, I can get going with a precise plan

Feel: Calm and peaceful

Charges briefly, pays quickly via the app

Think: How simple and smart it is

Feel: Satisfied

Keeps driving and arrives at work alert and happy

Think: Why wasn’t this app invented earlier?

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Inspiration Board

Brand values

Futurism and innovation, intelligence and environmental quality.

Symbolic Colors

Blue is a futuristic, technological and innovative color that also expresses intelligence, combined with azure-green, which expresses the value of environmental quality, and subtle lighting in the background.

Visual design

The app language expresses technology, therefore the default is dark mode, with a round shape that expresses environmental quality.

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Easy and convenient battery calculation upon arrival

Enter your current battery level and get a quick and accurate calculation of the battery percentage upon arrival at your destination.

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Quick and easy payment, without a specific app for each

The app calculates the battery percentage at arrival and suggests charging stations if needed, without requiring a specific app for the station. The charging process is simple and convenient.

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