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User Research

Over 50 interviews conducted: 

Commuters - Insurance Agents -

Mechanics - Students - Police Officer -

Attorney - Physicians - Driving Instructors

Targeted Problem Groups: 

#1: Accescibility and Response time 

#2: Knowledge and skills gap 

#3: Cost and Transparency Issues 

 

Target User Groups

 - Commuters 

 - Younger drivers 

 - Truck Drivers 

Existing Solutions 

 - Insurance Coverage (AAA) 

 - Internet Search

 - Friends/ Family  




Optimize Roadside Assistance 

System Redesign
User Research
UX/UI

Role: Service and UX Designer (Team)

Duration: 9 weeks 

Tools: Figma, Cardboard Prototyping 

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TuneUp delivers faster roadside assistance for a range of issues—from flat tires to running out of gas. The system features an easy-to-use interface that connects drivers with either local mechanics or members of the surrounding community, ensuring equal opportunity and thorough screening for all service providers.

Quicker Assitance

Naviagte and Track Locations 

Improved Customer Service

Transparency in Transaction

Problem Statement

“68% of Americans feel unprepared for car breakdowns” – SWNS


“1 in 3 car insurance customers actually use roadside assistance coverage when it’s needed” – Agero

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Empower users with confidence and self-reliance in navigating vehicle emergencies and repairs.

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Wireframes

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TuneUp
 

TuneUp leverages a local-based network and diagnostic sensors connecting drivers in need with nearby mechanics and certified, freelance helpers ensuring fast, safe assistance, transparent pricing and live response times.

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UI Designed by Thomas Risma

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Group Project with:

Grace Lane - Industrial Engineering 

Felipe Cardenas - Industrial Engineering 

Thomas Risma - Industrial Design 

George Corbin  - Computer Science 

Within our product design competition, TuneUp was awarded “Most Creative Project,” with votes coming from user testers, peers, and professors.

 

Next Steps:

Following user testing and the development of our first prototype, we received positive feedback and strong user satisfaction. Moving forward, our team plans to focus on strategies for market adoption and scaling user engagement. Also, redeisgn of the intial UI.

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