The full case study
Cordic Driver, step by step
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About the business
Cordic is a leading fleet management SaaS provider to UK taxis. A few years ago, over 60 English cab companies have successfully joined Cordic to form a single pool of jobs, big enough to withstand competition with Uber and giants alike.
Today, to remain competitive and marketable, not only do they need to quickly react to ride requests but, more importantly, they must instantly respond to driver needs and continuously cater to their expectations.
Project tasks
- To build a white label cross-platform mobile app that is easily adaptable and highly functional across various devices and screens.
- To deliver an up-to-date, feature-rich, comprehensive solution with a crisp, modern look, catering to critical driver needs.
- The app should also: fuel driver engagement and increase user satisfaction; Raise brand awareness and recognition; Appeal to a larger audience and facilitate driver acquisition; Reinforce partners’ loyalty with more business opportunities and better results.
Project team
Team: 2 UI/UX designers, 2 Front-end engineers, DevOps, QA engineers, Project manager, Business analyst.
2.5 months for research and design
6 months for development and QA
Design and development are done in parallel after the research and discovery phase.
Product development
Platform features
Effortless User Experience through simplified authorization and bidding processes, as well as a distraction-free driving journey
- Simplified registration flow and optimized bidding process
- Straightforward fare structure
- Driver support, helping in urgent situations like a mixup between a driver and rider or app errors
Finance And Performance Management
- Fare Structure and Financial Goals
- Earnings Summary and Progress Tracking
- Payment Methods and Ride-associated Costs
Advanced Functionality
- Navigation basics, Including lane guidance, compound maneuvers, and real-time traffic reports
- Route preview, offering a birds-eye view of a complete route with a turn-by-turn zoom in
- Speed alerts, informing drivers about reaching a speed limit to make sure they keep track of their pace
- Must-have breaks, set by default, a 12-hour time limit makes a driver go offline for 6 hours and hopefully get some rest SOS button to contact the police in case of a threat, emergency or accidents
Platform features
Information architecture was built so that the trading platform would provide easily recognizable, relevant educational materials.
Outcome
Due to its native functionalities, exhaustive gestures, and customizable tools, the Ionic framework allowed us not only to create a cross-platform, low-maintenance application but also to cut out design tasks like wireframe development early into the project.
We have introduced the module-based structure to simplify customization of features, developed a styled design system to allow for theme able yet consistent visuals, fonts, and spacing as well as specified the primary, secondary and tertiary colors to be used in specific contexts.
Simple architecture, clean and intuitive interface, layered components and selected customization possibilities
Set of technology-focused safety features that provide drivers with more control and peace of mind while busy driving
Optimized in-app operations for mapping out professional development and comprehensive performance tracking
Effortless interactions, engaging opportunities and palpably rewarding experience to fuel substantive, steadfast commitment to Cordic apps
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