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Beefull

Led the mobile app redesign for Beefull, Inavitas' EV and energy service brand, rebuilding usability, visual consistency, and brand identity from a misaligned MVP into a cohesive, trustworthy nationwide app.

Company

Beefull (Inavitas)

Timeline

2022

Type

Mobile App

Goal

Fix a misaligned MVP by rebuilding the app around real user research and Beefull's brand identity, creating an accessible, visually consistent experience for a mainstream audience.

UNDERSTANDING THE USERS

Beefull reaches a wide, mainstream audience, from students and yoga instructors to young professionals, most encountering EV charging and energy services for the first time. What they share isn't technical knowledge, it's everyday needs: reliable charging, sustainability they can feel good about, and an app that just works without a learning curve.

Overview

A redesign of Beefull's mobile app, rebuilding it from a misaligned MVP into a cohesive, accessible experience for a nationwide EV and energy service.

Fixing what came before
Fixing what came before
Fixing what came before

The original MVP was built without proper research or brand alignment, leaving a gap between what the app did, what the brand stood for, and what users actually needed. Closing that gap meant starting research from scratch.

The original MVP was built without proper research or brand alignment, leaving a gap between what the app did, what the brand stood for, and what users actually needed. Closing that gap meant starting research from scratch.

Accessibility first
Accessibility first
Accessibility first

Market analysis showed most competing apps suffered from poor readability and confusing navigation. Making Beefull genuinely easy to read and navigate became a non-negotiable baseline, not an afterthought.

Market analysis showed most competing apps suffered from poor readability and confusing navigation. Making Beefull genuinely easy to read and navigate became a non-negotiable baseline, not an afterthought.

personas

After defining the user groups, I created three personas to represent different characteristics

Jessica Brown

Main Statement

β€˜My phone is my everything, I do not know what I do without it’

Age

19

Profession

University Student

About

Jessica is a student who has been living in Ankara. She is addicted to rock music and joins all the online groups in the social media. She uses her phone for more than 12 hours a day.

Goals

Attending her online meetings without having any errors.

Never miss any of the rock-news

Going to a good college also enables her to travel the world.

Frustrations & Painpoints

Her battery sometimes dies when she is outside with her friends, and she always asks for someone to put her phone on charge.

It is hard to move with a charging cable.

Chad Wilson

Main Statement

β€˜Bro! Electric cars are definitely the new trends!’

Age

27

Profession

Product Manager

About

Chad is a young product manager in one of the most known design companies in the world. He perceives himself as a trendsetter in his environment. After his promotion, he bought an electric car and now travels around the country with it.

Goals

Impress people as much as possible.

Make more money.

Have a stress-free journey in your stressful life.

Promote sustainability as he believes it is the current trend.

Frustrations & Painpoints

Not enough EV charging stations.

Having frustration.

Learn something long and tedious.

Ashley Adams

Main Statement

β€˜We have only one world to live in; we need to take care of it!’

Age

23

Profession

Yoga Instructor

About

Ashley is a yoga instructor who promotes sustainability as much as possible. She joins yoga clubs, planting activities, and social responsibility events in her free time. She bikes everywhere. She shares a house with two roommates and two dogs.

Goals

Spread peace all over the world.

Get a healthy life and a healthy future for herself and the environment.

Learn new things every day.

Frustrations & Painpoints

Lots of cars and environmental pollution.

Not enough events to promote sustainability.

Not being able to listen to my podcast on my way.

USER JOURNEY MAPPING

DEFINING THE POTENTIAL USER FLOW

DESIGN DECISIONS

Guided by research and brand strategy, I designed a new UI from the ground up, weighing color, layout, and the logo's dynamic use on every single screen.

Introduction of the dark theme

User feedback and brand strategy pointed to the same answer: orange and black, bold, energetic, and unmistakably Beefull.

Defining main colors and font choices

I kept the UI minimal, with small interactions to add just enough energy. SF Pro Display carries the core identity, while 'Morebi Rounded' steps in for playful accents, together giving the app personality without losing clarity

Bringing the 'bee' back

The bee in Beefull's logo was too good a storytelling device to leave on the shelf. I brought it front and center in the onboarding flow, using it to give the app's first impression real personality.