A public transport mobile application

Imagine being new in a city and you don’t know how to move around because you feel, you might get lost?

Well you just might.

It was in 2017 when I visited Lagos (a State in Nigeria) for the first time.

Being dropped off at the bus park, I knew where I wanted to go but I was lost on how to get there.

I called my host and told him where I was, he couldn’t also give me a good direction so I was stuck.

Finally had to use an UBER and paid hugely for not knowing where I was going to and I wanted to experience this city and all its glory.

So I decided to create a solution to it.

I began research when I came back home to my own city. I discovered people in my city has same problem.

I divided the groups of users in two;

With this we were able to create an information architecture and a user flow for the application.

Like every other navigation application, you input your destination and get directions to your destination but I decided to add some new features to it.

Detailed Direction: rather than the usual destination from your current location, I added a feature that display the following details;

From: this shows the current state of the user

Going to: this tells the user where the end point would be

Drop off at: this tells the user where to stop.

Price: this feature shows the price the user is expected to pay after every drop off. (This feature was added in other for the user not to be ripped off)

Emergency contact: User is allowed to add emergency contacts

The best solution we could use for our navigation was the Google Map which enables the user to track his current location and help with the possible public transport park closest to him/her.

The app is still in its design stage and it will be adjusted to the Local traditions and rules of the city such as traffic jam, new road linkage.

I’ll love to appreciate Precious Chukundah who trained me in being an UX/UI designer alongside Ayoleyi Lurogho and NaijaTechGuy