Jesta Sec-hand is a second-hand app that encourage the use of second hand items. The app’s interface is inspired by dating apps where proximity is prioritized within user’s search.
The app’s functions is easy and quick to use, lending itself to a simple and effortless virtual thrifting experience.
Any Jesta Sec-hand user can buy or sell items, the payments are handles privately between a buyer and seller rather than through a payment system.
The brief asked for an app interface and experience design that will elevate it comparison to the other second-hand apps on the market.
The required deliverables were the following app screens: home, filtering, item, chats and registration.
This project was part of my studying and the app idea was the fruit of my mind.
The target audience is busy and lazy people in need for certain bargain items, or just thrifting lovers. Ages 18-35, living in Israel.
Current second hand apps and websites are too complex for daily use. Their vast searching and filtering phase combined with a slow browsing experience leaves the user with a sense of overwhelm and lack of productivity.
Jesta Sec-hand simplifies the steps within each of actions in order to make the traffic quick, dynamic and mundanely daily.