Complete UX/UI design for Subit, a Canadian home services marketplace with instant booking — no quotes, no negotiation. A full platform: public flow, customer dashboard, and professional dashboard, on desktop and mobile.
Subit connects customers with home service professionals —carpentry, childcare, plumbing, and more— in Canada, with instant booking from the very first screen: no quotes to wait for, no back-and-forth negotiation. Navigation architecture, visual hierarchy, and microinteractions were designed so that searching, comparing, and booking a service felt as direct and trustworthy as any online purchase.
Each dashboard was designed around what its role actually demands. The customer one organizes active bookings, history, and payments into a clear, direct experience built for quick decisions. The professional one carries a different weight: it's the operational hub of the business inside Subit —publishing services, setting prices, availability, and coverage area, managing orders and conversations, and getting paid, all without leaving the platform. It was the module that evolved the most along the way: every release opened the door to a new feature, until it became the system that runs each professional's daily operation on the platform.
From information architecture to design system: a complete, coherent platform from start to finish, where every screen follows the same principle — booking a service should feel as simple as shopping online.
To close, a video piece made for professionals — a direct invitation to bring their services onto the platform, summed up in one minute and under the same visual direction that guides the rest of the project.
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