Case study 2020
Beacon Rescue — Training and Emergency Kits
One app for a rescue training company's customers and staff: course search, emergency kit listings, and the safety inspections behind them.
Case study
2020
The story behind it.
A rescue training company serves two audiences at once: customers booking courses and staff running them. Beacon Rescue needed both in one app without splitting into two products. The design keeps the course catalog in front and puts inspection tools one level down, with an admin panel to manage content and records.
Customers browse trainings and emergency kits, then use an advanced search to find the right course rather than reading the list from the top. Kit listings sit alongside courses, so a team can be equipped and trained in the same visit.
For staff, the app adds quality control and process safety inspections, recorded alongside the courses they belong to. Notifications flag what needs attention, and the profile screen separates personal settings from company data. Phone and tablet layouts were designed together, which matters for instructors who work away from a desk.
- Client
- Beacon Rescue
- Frameworks
- Figma, Adobe Photoshop
- Skills
- UI/UX design, Prototyping, Visual design
- Category
- Product Design
- Created
- 2020
Inside the product.
A closer look at the interface, flows and details behind the launch.
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