A developer partner brought me on to design Tem’s, a logistics app built for two users: individuals or businesses sending packages, and riders delivering them. The goal? A mobile experience that makes sending and receiving goods as effortless as ordering a ride.

Role: UX/UI Designer Tools: Figma Timeline: 6 weeks (Mobile-first MVP)

Send Goods flow (pickup → payment → confirmation)

In-app wallet to fund deliveries with Paystack

Real-time delivery tracking & order history

Delivery requests & earnings overview

Profile and availability management

Dark UI variant for outdoor readability

Brand identity refinement

26+ high-fidelity mobile screens

Component library + handoff-ready Figma file

User flow clarity: Started by mapping both user journeys—Senders and Riders—side-by-side to spot overlaps and edge cases.

Brand cleanup: Took the logo from pixelated JPEG to vector and defined a calm, confident color scheme (dark sky blue + white) with accessible typography.

Design-first development: Delivered structured screen groups and components early, so devs could build in parallel while I finalized flows.

MVP screens approved and delivered within 5 weeks

Devs built off the Figma file without back-and-forth

The founder said, “This finally feels like a real product.”

Designing logistics isn't just about maps and tracking; it's about trust. Clean flows, clear status, and reliable payment methods made Tem’s feel usable from day one.