Apli App Case

User Experience for Gig Economy Job Seekers

Introducing a comprehensive study and redesign of the Apli app, aimed at understanding and addressing user retention issues in the gig economy job application process.

Client

Apli

Services

UxUi User Research Visual Design Product Design

Industries

Human Resources

Date

August 2018

Apli App

*Project Overview* Apli is a platform designed to connect candidates with temporary gig opportunities. Despite its utility, the app faced a critical issue: high candidate turnover, with fewer than 50% of users returning after their first month. The goal of the redesign was to address the reasons behind this low retention rate by improving user engagement and job-seeking satisfaction.

Full Dashboard with Sidebar
apli wireflow
empathy map
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Conclusion The redesign of Apli Candidate App successfully addressed the platform’s retention problem by improving user satisfaction, trust, and the overall experience of finding gig work. By focusing on usability and clarity, the app now provides a smoother path for candidates to secure recurring job opportunities.

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