Orderin Driver Management App
Android App UX & Wireframing
UX and wireframing for an Android app that helps delivery drivers manage schedules, shifts, and bookings efficiently on the go.
User research
User testing
Wireframes

Orderin Driver Management App

Reducing delivery costs through better driver scheduling

Project snapshot

Role

UX Lead — responsible for the end-to-end UX process.

Platform

Android driver app

Goal

Reduce Cost Per Delivery (CPD) by improving driver supply management.

Outcome

The driver shift booking feature is still used today through Orderin’s partnerships with Pick n Pay and McDonald’s.


The problem

Orderin had hundreds of active drivers, but poor scheduling created major inefficiencies:

  1. Too many drivers during quiet periods
  2. Too few drivers during peak demand
  3. Rising operational costs

The business proposed a shift booking system to control driver supply — but the initial prototype was difficult for drivers to understand.

My role was to redesign the experience so that drivers could quickly understand, book, and manage their shifts.

I followed a lean UX design process, startng out with defining the business problem


Before: The Beta System

Before design involvement, a working prototype had already been developed and tested with drivers.

While the concept worked operationally, the experience had several problems:

These issues created friction and risked low driver adoption.


Discovery

To understand the problem space, I conducted a lightweight discovery phase.

Desk Research

Reviewed competitor platforms including:

This helped identify common patterns for driver scheduling and performance tracking.

Conducted a light competitor analysis to establish benchmarks and user expectations

Stakeholder Interviews

Aligned with business stakeholders to understand:

Guerrilla Testing

Using the beta prototype, I conducted quick usability tests with drivers to evaluate:

One of my specialties — Guerilla user testing with an Oderin driver in a busy restuarant


Key insights

Research revealed several critical issues:

Drivers could not understand payment breakdowns

The system failed to communicate how earnings were calculated.

Shift availability was hard to interpret

The system failed to communicate how earnings were calculated.

The booking mechanic was confusing

The interaction required a complete redesign..

Terminology mattered

Drivers preferred the word “shift” instead of “time slot.”

Drivers wanted reminders and transparency

Notifications and performance clarity were essential.

The initial Guerilla testing provided a good strating point to strat designing solutions


Defining the experience

Based on research insights, I defined several core user needs.

Drivers needed to:

These needs were translated into user stories and task flows that guided the design

With initial research done, I produced scenarios and task flows to define the experience


Design appraoch

I followed a lean UX approach, rapidly producing concepts that could be tested quickly.

The design focused on three principles:

Clarity

Drivers should instantly understand shift availability.

Speed

Booking a shift should require minimal interaction.

Transparency

Drivers should clearly understand their schedule and hours.


The solution

The redesigned system introduced a simple and intuitive shift booking experience.

Clear Shift Visibility

Drivers can immediately see:

Colour coding makes status easy to understand.

Simple Booking Interaction

Drivers can:

This significantly reduces friction during scheduling.

Weekly overview

Drivers can see:

Helping them plan their work week more effectively.

The first set of high-fidelity wireframes


Validation

Testing process

  1. Defined a test plan
  2. Documented assumptions
  3. Created a testing script
  4. Recruited drivers
  5. Facilitated usability tests
  6. Analysed results

I tested the prototype with 6 drivers in one day, recording screen activity, audio, and video.

Insights from testing informed the final refinements.

More user testing with Orderin drivers


Outcome

The shift booking system enabled Orderin to better control driver supply and improve scheduling transparency.

The feature remains in use today through Orderin’s partnerships with Pick n Pay and McDonald’s, demonstrating the long-term value of the solution.

Bsed on the user testing results I produced the optimized high-fidelity wireframes


Key Learnings

Design must support business outcomes

This project directly connected UX improvements with operational efficiency.

Early testing reveals critical usability issues

Quick guerrilla testing exposed major problems in the beta prototype.

Language shapes usability

Small changes in terminology significantly improved comprehension.

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