Hiring Platform
Joblet is a hiring web platform where companies who need to hire people and individuals looking for jobs come together like a marketplace. The platform acts as a middleman, connecting these companies with potential candidates based on their needs and preferences, making the process more efficient for both parties.
My task as the UI/UX designer was to improve the Profile Page of users and make it visually clear and straight forward for potential hiring managers.
- The UI design was structured in a way that the most important information and details about a potential employee are visible at a glance.
- The buttons created numerous options for the hiring manger on how they would like to reach out to the potential employee. Whether they want message them, add them to a list for later, follow them, or to hire them right away.
- There's an indicator icon beside every user's name to show if they're currently ready for work or not.
- Immediately after the information about a potential employee, there's a section where hiring managers can easily navigate through the user's portfolio and resume.
The main objective for this design layout in simple terms is simplicity, straightforward and satisfactory.
Reviews
3 reviews
Thanks for the submission, Zain! This is a great work, but I would like you to focus on your next projects on:
- hierarchy of the fonts ( I don't feel here are balanced - for example name and position )
- the tab orientation rule (portfolio is aligned left, and the others are centered)
I would love to see a responsive version of a mobile device here :)
Great vibes!
This project showcases a strong foundation in user interface design, effectively highlighting the service provided. Here’s some feedback to help you refine it further.
The strengths include a clear purpose, as the main goal of connecting clients and service providers is communicated well. The design is visually appealing and well-organized, making it user-friendly.
For improvement, the button hierarchy needs attention; the "Hire me" button should be more prominent (if it is the primary CTA), as the "Message" button may distract users. Adding brief descriptions or tooltips for buttons would enhance usability.
Additionally, include icons or short descriptions to clarify the button functions and provide immediate feedback after user actions to reassure them.
Great start! With these adjustments, you can significantly enhance the user experience. Keep iterating and building on your strengths!
Hello, Zain. I think that the design is simple and straightforward, like it was stated. However, I see a few thing for improvement.
- Improve buttons hierarchy. Looks like the main action should be "Hire me", but "Message" interferes a bit. I would suggest to research similar tools to see the pattern and the usability test might give a hint on the main usage of the page;
- Improve UX copy. Try to align the buttons' labels, f.ex. "Hire me" and "Message" have different feeling. How "Add to list" and "Follow" are differ?
- With label "Experience" I would expect to see the Work experience, but not a short summary. Consider changing the label.
- The colour choice for CTA's look similar to LinkedIn. I would suggest to add even hypothetical logo of the platform to avoid questions.
Great work! 🙌🏻
/Yuliia
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