I began this process by developing user persona's based on the service's primary audiences. Who were the people willing to carry out service work? And who were the people in need of extra help around the house? I sought answers to these questions here in order to better inform the design.With personas in hand, I created a sitemap and an extensive set of wireframes that defined how these audiences would discover and interact with one another on the service. This stage also defined the user flows required to carrying out complex tasks, such as sponsoring a volunteer.Once the site's layout and task flows were defined, I iterated on the visual layer that would sit on top of the wireframes. I used Style Tiles to quickly work through the typography, color palette, voice, and art direction that would define Bettter's visual identity.The finished home page after combining the Style Tile's visual cues with the structure of the sitemap and wireframes, informed by audience personas and extensive user testing.Example profile pages for nonprofit organizations and individual volunteers.Example task flow pages for defining and scheduling a sponsored activity.