1st Case Study Careem Pay
In a technology dominated world, e-wallets are gaining more users. Carrying cash in your pocket will soon be a story from the past. Careem took a step further, offering users an e-wallet platform that allows them to pay for different purchases through one app.
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Jordan, KSA
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6 Participants
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8 Days
Jordan, KSA
8 Days
User Interviews
Users from Saudi Arabia and Jordan were interviewed and asked about their expenses pattern and financial management approach. They were asked about their perspective on online purchases, and how frequently they’ve done it. Insights were collected and communicated with the Careem management, thus, drawing clearer business requirements accordingly.
2nd Case Study Careem InterCities
To put Careem service to test, users were interviewed, and asked regarding their travels. The main objective was to understand what users look for and expect during their interaction with Careem. Another goal was to observe the user's navigation through the app features.
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KSA
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5 Participants
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10 Days
User Interviews
5 people from Jeddah participated in the study. The participants answered a number of questions about their traveling behavior. Investigating how often they travel, whether it was domestic or international, and if they travel alone or with friends/family. Furthermore, participants shared their thoughts about carpooling and traveling with other people. The study then delivered a report revealing a number of findings and recommendations that must be taken into consideration in the future.
Usability Testing
A UX Labs team member moderated the test, by observing and navigating participants through the subjected app. This included a number of tasks that participants were given to accomplish. The moderator then, documented any challenges users encountered. Challenges varied at times, sometimes users found it difficult to understand features and what they stand for. Other times, users did not find the targeted item entirely. The main aim of testing was to analyze users’ expectations and comprehension. Next action was ranking each problem on the severity rate, indicating vital procedures that must be taken.
3rd Case Study Careem Now
During the coronavirus lockdown, some daily activities were restricted to a precise time frame. People tried to avoid gatherings at all costs. Going for grocery shopping was one of the activities that people need to take serious precautions before doing. Someone may say that what helped in minimizing crowd formation in stores was online shopping and delivery platforms. It offered people a simple process to purchase their needs and reduced the load on physical stores.
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Riyadh, KSA
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5 Participants
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10 Days
Usability Testing
5 people were invited to take part in testing Careem Now application. They shared their thoughts about the content and information architecture of the app. Careem were looking to examine the user's interpretation of some features, and if it was clearly communicated or not.
Card Sorting
In this activity, participants were asked to arrange the information in categories they believed is logical. They named the category and specified what goes under it. The objective of card sorting is to explain the audience information structure and processing.