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Case 017Mobile app design

Helps On

A Portuguese-language app for requesting home services such as a cleaner or an electrician, with a wallet, coupons and a PRO plan. Names and amounts on screen are sample data.

Contribution: Product flows and interface design
Project status: Interface design · Figma archive

Helps On presentation cover from the original design file. — Presentation cover from the original file.

My contribution

Helps On is a Portuguese-language app for requesting services, from a cleaner to an electrician or a shower replacement. Around each request sits what it takes to pay for it: a wallet, saved cards, coupons and a PRO plan.

The Figma file has 58 phone frames, wireframe rounds and a user flow, and it also covers sign-up, document and face capture, and payment states. Here I show the home, the wallet and the coupons.

A walkthrough of the design’s screens, not a recording: the Home, the wallet and the coupons. Home pairs recent requests with large shortcut cards. The wallet keeps the balance, cards and coupons on one screen.

Home screen with a list of three requests, the heading Meus atalhos and a large dark card for Minhas solicitações with a Novas atualizações tag. — A walkthrough of the design’s screens, not a recording: the Home, the wallet and the coupons. Home pairs recent requests with large shortcut cards. The wallet keeps the balance, cards and coupons on one screen.

Shortcuts that report their own status

Home pairs a short list of requests with a row of large cards under Meus atalhos. Each card names one destination and carries a small status pill, such as Novas atualizações or the number of active cards, so people can see what changed before opening anything. The next card peeks in from the right edge, which shows that the row continues.

Meus cupons screen with Ativos and Expirados tabs and two coupon cards with photos, a discount, a validity date and a code. — Coupons split into active and expired, each with its code.

Coupons split into active and expired, each with its code.

The balance first, then everything around it

The wallet opens with the balance and one filled button, Adicionar saldo, with the statement as a quieter option beside it. Saved cards, coupons and recent movements follow in that order, so the money available stays on top and the history stays one scroll away.

Coupons have their own screen, split into Ativos and Expirados. Each card puts a photo above the service, the discount, the validity date and a code, and closes with Detalhes do cupom.