In rural India, most of the population works as labourer in the agriculture field. Every day, people visit different places to get work, but sometimes they are not able to find the work. So how can an app connect these people to landowners so that they can find work easily?

Under the Digital India Campaign, every digital service is available to every citizen. The internet has reached every corner of India & India has become the second largest smartphone user in the world. Even In the rural area of India daily wage workers use UPI transactions and other services digitally so using a smartphone is not a big deal for those people.

In order to comprehend the user better, I establish objectives based on their daily life.

I live in a small village so it was a good opportunity for me to interact with users on site and to collect all the data.

For better understanding, I had conversations with people. I took some interviews and collected all the needed data.

Based on my research, I have created the user persona to gain a deeper understanding of their needs and the challenges they are facing.

Upon a thorough examination of the data, I have gained valuable insights. These insights have arisen from a close and detailed analysis, shedding light on areas of concern and potential for improvement.

Following conversations with local residents and an in-depth study, I've uncovered the challenges that users in rural areas are encountering.

The compilation of identified pain points has provided a roadmap for generating innovative solutions through an application.

After collecting different ideas I worked on the user flow to make sure it should be user friendly and should have minimum steps to reach the user's goal.

To gather feedback and suggestions from user group, I prepared low-fidelity cards for them to review and provide input on.

With the changes I have made, I have created a really easy and user-friendly path for user to follow. The main aim of this path is to make it easy to use & understand for everyone.