Industry
ESG / Green energy
Type of activity
Electric vehicle charging station network operator
Implementation and support
2023
Technologies
Figma
About project
The objective of the project was to design an intuitive digital environment that allows users to quickly find the nearest charging station, check point details, start the charging process, and conveniently manage payments and activity history.
The application was meant to combine practical features—such as a charging station map, charging history, coupons, fleet cards, and billing profiles—with elements designed to increase user engagement, including discount points, benefits, and gamification.
Our role
UX/UI design
Key functionalities
Charging station map
One of the most important elements of the application is the charging points map. Users can quickly check available locations, select the most convenient point, and view charger details. The interface was designed to make the most critical information accessible without unnecessary steps.
User account management
The application allows users to create an account and utilize an individual profile. This enables them to manage their data, activity history, payments, and preferences related to using the Pure City network.
Charging history
The application allows users to review previous charging sessions and check basic information about their activity. This is essential for both individual drivers and business users who require greater control over costs.
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Project challenges
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Combining usability with the smart city model
Pure City is not solely a car charging application. It is part of a broader ecosystem connecting electromobility, green energy, DOOH advertising, and ESG initiatives. The challenge was therefore to design an interface that remains simple for the driver while simultaneously accommodating the complex business model of the project.
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Quick access to key information
An EV application user often operates within a specific context: they are searching for the nearest charger, looking to start charging quickly, or checking the cost of a session. Therefore, the screen structure had to limit the number of steps and display the most important information first.
Key benefits
For the system user
- Faster finding of charging points: the user can conveniently check available locations and view details of the selected charger.Faster finding of charging points: the user can conveniently check available locations and view details of the selected charger.Faster finding of charging points: the user can conveniently check available locations and view details of the selected charger.
- More convenient charging operation: the application organizes the process from finding a point to session history and billing.
- Access to benefits: coupons, discount points, and gamification elements increase the value of regular application use.
- Better cost control: charging history and billing profiles support both individual and business users.
For the system owner
- Consistent UX/UI design for a growing network: the interface was prepared to support scaling the service alongside the expansion of the Pure City infrastructure.
- Organization of key user processes: the prototype helped translate business assumptions into specific screens, functions, and user flows.
- Support for the Pure City business model: the application accommodates EV charging as well as benefit, fleet, and promotional elements.
- Better preparation for further product development: the functional specification and prototype form the foundation for expanding the system with subsequent modules, integrations, and user engagement features.
