Products / A restroom finder app
Design around a need that cannot wait.
Mobile product design for finding restrooms with relevant access and preference information.
Account & permissions
Individual preferences
Location-based discovery
Relevant place details
Location is only the first question.
A nearby restroom is useful only if it fits the person’s needs. The design considered accessibility, baby-changing facilities, gender-neutral options, and rating preferences as part of finding a suitable place.
Make the setup understandable.
The screen designs cover account creation, onboarding, and location permission. Preferences give the search a purpose beyond showing every nearby pin. The work connects those setup decisions with the mobile discovery experience.
Give the product a clear interface.
I worked through the screens and interaction structure to make the concept tangible. The resulting design artifact provides a basis for reviewing the experience and discussing implementation, including where information and permissions are needed.
The process
How the work came together.
Identify meaningful preferences
Include accessibility, baby-changing facilities, and other relevant place information.
Design the setup flow
Work through account creation, onboarding, and location permission.
Connect setup with search
Carry preferences into the proposed discovery experience and screen structure.
Skills & applications
What the work called for.
- Mobile interface
- Screen designs make the proposed experience reviewable.
- Location & preference controls
- A user needs a place that fits their needs, not simply the nearest map pin.
- Onboarding screens
- Account and permission states establish the start of the experience.
The deliverables
What took shape.
Product & interface design
- Mobile screen designs
- Account & permission flows
- Location & preference-based discovery
The outcome
The result.
A designed mobile experience that connects onboarding, location access, and individual preferences with the search for a suitable restroom.
