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Fleeta was designed end-to-end, solo, from problem to final screens.
The problem: renting a car online is usually clunky. Too many steps, unclear pricing, and search filters that don't match how people actually think about picking a car.
The home page features a simple pick-up/drop-off search, plus a browse grid showing popular and recommended cars with clear pricing and specs. On mobile, the category and listing screens include search and filters, a detail screen with a photo gallery, specs, and reviews, and a payment screen with a rental summary, promo code field, and billing form.
A dark theme with a blue accent runs throughout, keeping the app modern without being loud.
The result is a booking flow that's fast to scan and easy to act on from browsing to paying in just a few taps.
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