Redesigning the digital experience of a bike-sharing platform focused on health and everyday mobility
Fit Bike offers a bike-sharing service designed for people who want to stay active without relying on crowded gyms. However, the original website lacked a clear structure, strong calls-to-action, and an effective way to communicate the service’s benefits.
The redesign focused on improving usability, accessibility, and content hierarchy while introducing a clearer brand identity and a more engaging user journey. The new design focuses on guiding users through the service, explaining how it works, highlighting its health benefits, and making it easier to start riding.
The result is a cleaner, more intuitive experience that supports user decision-making and encourages engagement with the platform.
THE PROBLEM
• Users encountered friction across key steps of the bike-sharing journey • Core flows lacked clarity, making decisions slower and less intuitive • The experience did not effectively support conversion and task completion • Usability issues limited engagement and created drop-offs in critical moments
MY ROLE
• Led a UX audit to identify friction across the user journey • Analyzed user behavior and key drop-off points • Defined improved user flows and interaction patterns • Collaborated with stakeholders to align business and user needs
THE RESULT
• Reduced friction across key conversion steps • Improved usability and clarity of core features • Increased user engagement and task completion rates • Delivered a more intuitive and scalable experience