Subject and location filters sit directly below the service introduction, giving visitors a clear next step.
04 / Website design
CULTURE
COURS.
A clearer path
to home tutoring.
- My contribution
- Product & website design
- In this project
- Personas, user journey
Wireframes & screen design
View presentation in full ↗Selected screen designs
Find. Compare.
Take the next step.
I used blue to frame the search and warm orange to highlight the results. Photography introduces the people behind the service. Open each screen to inspect its layout.
Repeated cards bring location, education and teaching level into a consistent comparison.
The profile separates the tutor’s details from the appointment action, keeping the next step visible.
The design objective
Make finding a tutor
easier to navigate.
The layouts organise the experience around three questions: what support is available, which tutor fits, and how to make an appointment.
The personas and wireframes below show how the project frames those steps, from a parent’s first visit to a tutor profile.
Two viewpoints
A parent’s search.
A tutor’s schedule.
The project personas frame two needs: finding a qualified tutor with confidence, and building a steady tutoring schedule.
From need to navigation
Four steps
through the service.
The wireframes separate discovery, search, profile review and booking into distinct steps. Each screen gives one part of that decision room to breathe.
- 01Homepage
- 02Tutor search
- 03Profile review
- 04Booking
Parent journey and wireframesNext / Graphic & motion design
Groupe SFBT.
