Brief
A B2C platform where artisans get jobs. And clients can hire the best artisans quick and easy in just a few clicks. The company is based in Lagos, Nigeria and they focus on expanding their market across the West African Region. The design is focused on ease of use, fast loading speed, and responsiveness to give easy access to the West African users as the internet of the region is slower that the average global internet speed.
Goals
- Speed
- Accessible
Techniques
- Custom Design
- Development
Technologies
- Figma
- Webflow
The Story
The Challenge
In Nigeria, a nation of over 200 million people, the informal service sector is fragmented. For many, finding a reliable plumber or painter is a game of chance, often resulting in “disastrous” service delivery from unvetted providers. Conversely, talented professional artisans struggle with inconsistent income due to a lack of visibility. QuikFix was born to bridge this gap, creating a professional B2C ecosystem where quality meets demand.
The Strategy: Research First
The project didn’t start with a canvas, but with a deep dive into the market. By analyzing the pain points of both homeowners (the clients) and skilled workers (the artisans), I identified that trust was the primary currency. The platform needed to feel authoritative yet accessible, ensuring that a user feels safe inviting an artisan into their home.
Technical Execution: Built for Scale
To bring the vision to life, I utilized Webflow for development. This choice was strategic:
User Experience: The platform offers a seamless transition from browsing categories to booking a professional, reducing friction in the customer journey.
Scalability: As the artisan database grows from dozens to thousands, the infrastructure remains robust.
Performance: Webflow’s ability to deliver high-speed, SEO-friendly code ensures that QuikFix ranks well when users are searching for urgent services.
