Skibo Hero
B2C App & CRM

Skibo Mobile App & Admin Panel

Online Sports Equipment Booking

Project TypeCommercial
PlatformiOS / Android
Release DateMarch 28, 2025
My RoleProduct Designer

My Role

UX Research
User Flow Design
Wireframing
UI Design
Interactive Prototyping
User Testing

Product Features

🏂 Equipment Rental
📱 Mobile App
🖥️ Admin Panel
💳 Online Payment
📄 Electronic Contract

The Challenge

During peak season, the sports equipment rental faced severe congestion at the pickup point.

Visitors arrived simultaneously, creating queues. The space filled up quickly, and staff spent significant time processing paperwork and selecting equipment.

An additional issue was the inability to check the availability of specific sizes or models in advance, leaving some customers without equipment or dissatisfied with the service.

Queue

The Solution

We developed a comprehensive ecosystem: a mobile app for customers and a powerful admin panel for the business.

Customers no longer wait in queues — they do everything on their smartphones: from selecting equipment to signing contracts and paying.

App Screen 1App Screen 3Solution iPhone

Business Goals

Reduce Queues

Minimize the time customers spend at the pickup point.

Improve Predictability

Allow users to reserve needed equipment and sizes in advance.

Automate Processes

Digitize contract signing and payment.

Research

Before designing, I analyzed rental services and marketplaces with similar logic.

What we learned

📏
Size matters

Users want to know in advance if equipment in their size is available.

Queues create negative experience

A large number of clients simultaneously overloads the pickup point.

📄
Paper contracts waste time

Signing documents increases service time.

💳
On-site payment slows the process

Clients are ready to complete the booking in advance via the app.

User Flow

1
Select Equipment
2
Select Rental Date
3
Sign Contract
4
Online Payment
5
Receive Equipment

How We Reduced Booking Time

Pre-booking

Users could reserve equipment in advance, guaranteeing availability for chosen dates.

Electronic Contract

Instead of filling out paperwork on-site, clients signed the contract directly in the app.

Online Payment

Moving the payment process to a digital format significantly sped up equipment handover.

Mobile App

Equipment Catalog

A convenient system of categories, filters, and search helped users quickly find the inventory they needed.

Equipment Catalog screen 1

Product Card

Users could see photos, specifications, available sizes, and rental dates.

Product Card screen 1
Product Card screen 2

Booking, Contract & Payment

A step-by-step checkout process prevented errors and reduced cart abandonment at the payment stage.

Booking, Contract & Payment screen 1
Booking, Contract & Payment screen 2
Booking, Contract & Payment screen 3
Booking, Contract & Payment screen 4
Booking, Contract & Payment screen 5

Smart Admin Panel

Alongside the client app, an internal management system was designed to help staff process orders faster and monitor equipment availability.

Orders List

Orders List

Order (Ready)

Order (Ready)

Order (Waiting Items)

Order (Waiting Items)

Catalog Management

Catalog Management

Client Chat

Client Chat

Admin Profile

Admin Profile

Validating Solutions

After creating an interactive prototype, we conducted user testing with potential service clients.

The feedback allowed us to refine screen structures, simplify specific rental flow steps, and verify the clarity of key features before development started.

The goal of the testing was to ensure users could independently navigate from selecting equipment to completing the booking without additional explanations.

UX Testing session

The Result

A complete digital equipment rental scenario was designed — from selecting items to signing the contract and payment.

The solution moves most actions from offline to the mobile app, reducing customer service time and lowering the workload on pickup point staff.

Since the project was not launched into development, quantitative metrics are currently unavailable.

Future Development

If work on the product had continued, the next stages of development could have included:

  • a loyalty program for regular customers;
  • equipment recommendations based on rental history;
  • push notifications regarding return deadlines;
  • integration with a warehouse management system;
  • analytics on equipment and branch utilization;
  • dynamic management of equipment availability.

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