Having worked with numerous designers previously, PayPhone still hadn’t managed to achieve the level of quality of UX and visuals to be competitive. They needed to work with a design team that could move fast, design new features quickly and set the product ahead of the curve. Being relatively new, much of the concept was loosely defined and needed solidifying, such as understanding the user and competitive landscape.
Using these personas as our ideal customer profiles, we defined all the primary journeys in the app. This enabled us to identify users’ pain points and emotions at each step in the journey.
Solace estimated a persona match score (%) for celebrities, established creators and fans.
This was then rolled out throughout the application and a written guide was produced to instruct future designers.
PayPhone went through three name changes (Holler, Wisellama then PayPhone!) We rebranded to support the new commercial positioning and enable the brand to appeal to a mass-market.
Our visual design approach focused on creating a sleek, intuitive, and highly engaging mobile interface that enhances the user experience. Every screen was carefully designed to ensure clarity, accessibility, and seamless interactions, making it effortless for users to connect, engage, and navigate through the platform.
The end result is a user experience aligned with the market, cutting-edge visuals and a strong design to move the business forwards. They are currently fundraising, leveraging the work from the Solace team and intent to scale exponentially in the near future.