A trust-driven workflow that connects home-service technicians and customers — clear job confirmation, visible progress, and transparent earnings in one app.
Prochang Partner is a mobile application for home-service technicians — air conditioning, electrical, plumbing, and general repair. It lets technicians receive jobs, manage work status, complete tasks, and track earnings inside one structured system.
Unlike traditional job-matching platforms, Prochang Partner was designed not only to improve operational efficiency, but to build mutual trust between technicians and customers.
The home-service industry lacks a standardized, trustworthy booking process — leaving both customers and technicians uncertain at every step.
Requirements gathering & researchDrawing on field interviews with home-service technicians conducted by the product team, three core needs emerged.
Customers can't tell which independent technicians are reliable.
Customers feel itTechnicians aren't sure they'll get paid after finishing a job.
Technicians feel itNeither side has proof of completion or any service guarantee.
Both sides feel itTrust-driven by design — clear confirmation, visible progress, transparent earnings.
More than a job-matching tool — a structured environment built around trust.
The end-to-end service flow
Consistent quality before work begins.
“On the Way” builds customer confidence.
Before & after photos as clear proof.
Confirmation protects both parties.
Every step recorded — fewer disputes.
What we built at each stage
A Prompt-based type scale, a calm blue palette with a warm accent, and a reusable component set that kept every screen consistent.
Color · brand & neutrals
Type scale · Prompt · 1.25
Tap through one job from accepting it to getting paid — one step at a time.
Treating trust as a design requirement — verified identities, visible job status, transparent payments — shaped better decisions than optimizing for speed alone.
I’d bring real technicians into wireframe reviews sooner. Their field constraints — gloves, sunlight, one-handed use — surfaced later than they should have.