Designed EVC — a comprehensive EV charging companion — from initial concept through high-fidelity prototype across iOS, Android, and web. The app covers the full charging journey: locating nearby stations on a live map, filtering by charger type, speed, connector, and real-time availability, viewing station details and estimated charge time, planning multi-stop road trips with charging waypoints, and tracking charging history and spend. One cohesive experience, built to work wherever the driver is.
EV drivers face a fragmented charging experience — multiple competing apps with inconsistent data, no single tool that covers the full journey from daily charging to long-distance trip planning, and interfaces that weren't designed for someone behind a wheel who needs an answer in seconds. The challenge was designing one cohesive product that works equally well on a phone in the car, a tablet on a road trip, and a desktop browser for planning ahead.
Designed a unified experience across mobile and web anchored by five core use cases: find, filter, navigate, plan, and track. The mobile app prioritizes speed and in-car usability — dark UI, high-contrast green, every critical action under two taps. The web experience expands into trip planning and account management where screen real estate allows. A single cross-platform design system ties them together, ensuring the visual language and interaction patterns feel native on every device while remaining unmistakably EVC.