WORK
UX DESIGN · 2024

HelpOH

Connecting homes to trusted help, and workers to fair work.

HelpOH
OVERVIEW

HelpOH is a service-to-doorstep platform designed for Malaysia's rapidly growing economy. It connects users with vetted professionals for household and personal services, while providing workers with legal protections, training, and consistent income.

MY ROLE

Sole designer across research, UX strategy, UI design, and prototyping.

UI/UXFigmaService DesignPrototyping
PROCESS_

RESEARCH_

Identified a two-sided problem: users struggling to find reliable, affordable help, and workers facing inconsistent pay and limited legal protections. Mapped both personas — a busy professional (Farah) and a skilled tradesman (Arif) — to ensure the platform served both sides equitably.

IDEATION_

Explored booking flows that prioritised transparency and speed. Drew visual inspiration from Grab to leverage existing trust signals in the Southeast Asian market.

KEY DECISIONS_

Green and white palette was chosen deliberately to evoke trust and familiarity. The booking flow — service, location, date, time — was kept to a single surface to minimise friction and build confidence in first-time users.

SOLUTION_

A desktop platform with a streamlined search-and-book interface, transparent pricing, time selection, and service categorisation. The design prioritises clarity over density.

Solution
Solution 1
Solution 2

REFLECTION_

HelpOH pushed me to design for two very different users simultaneously. The worker-side of the platform deserved more screen time than I gave it — in a next iteration, I'd build out a dedicated worker dashboard with job management and training access.