Superprof Redesign
Superprof is a teacher hiring platform that allows students to hire tutors from anywhere. The project aimed to create a cleaner interface and optimize user usability (in this case, for students).
Scrolling time: According to research by Nielsen Group, the closer information is to the top, the more likely it is to be read. For a hirer, the goal is to see what they need to decide at a glance. The redesign reduces scrolling time by half by creating top navigation for information about the tutor.
Location badge - The lesson location was below the tutor's summary. I moved it to the profile card so students or hirers can easily see it.
Buttons—Hirers may desire to extract the profile for offline review. The favourite and download buttons are close to the reader's eyes. I maintained the size of the contact button because of its primary function.
Speciality badges - I maintained the ad font size and the badges that showcased the tutor's speciality at the top of the page.
Reviews
2 reviews
Thank you for your time and effort! I agree with the previous comments regarding the prioritization of the "Add to Favorites" button. Adding badges to indicate a teacher's specializations is a great idea.
It would also be helpful to see a "Before" page, as this would allow us to better evaluate the improvements you made. Overall, it's good work, but the presentation could be enhanced, including the cover image.
Prioritizing the download button over the wishlist/liked button seems weird, the platform will most likely benefit if people spend more time on the platform.
The wishlist is also an additional easy way to get people to sign up for an account.
Regarding moving the location info to the card, I think it's the right decision. Maybe it could be better positioned within the card.
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