01 | company overview

A Glovo for recruiters and talent seekers

A Glovo for recruiters and talent seekers

The KWIKS team set out to reinvent how companies hire talent by creating a recruitment marketplace that connects businesses with specialized headhunters and freelance recruiters around the world. They partnered with us to reimagine their platform from the ground up—focusing on a smoother user journey, AI-powered hiring tools, and a more transparent recruiter experience.

By the end of the project, we redesigned the full platform experience, restructured the sitemap, and delivered an entirely new visual identity—touching everything from the product UI and prototyping to the investor pitch deck and developer handoff.

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TL:DR

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TL:DR

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TL:DR

The goal was to simplify and speed up recruitment for businesses by providing access to top independent recruiters, all through a smart, intuitive platform that helps companies hire better, faster.

02 | about me

My mission

My mission

The previous version was unstable and slow, leading to frequent crashes and a frustrating user experience for customers. Additionally, the tech team struggled to implement new features due to the platform's outdated infrastructure. This made the project critical, necessitating a redesign within the shortest possible timeframe to stabilize the platform, enhance user satisfaction, and enable future scalability.

03 | opportunity

KWIKS: Fast, transparent, trusted hiring

KWIKS: Fast, transparent, trusted hiring

Hiring is often slow, expensive, and frustrating—especially for growing businesses that need to scale quickly but don’t have access to trusted recruitment networks. The KWIKS team saw an opportunity to fix that by connecting companies with vetted, specialized recruiters through a seamless digital experience.

There was no clear brand, no user-friendly flow, and no scalable system. That’s where we came in. We helped KWIKS build trust through intuitive design, a transparent commission model, and smart AI-driven features—all while positioning them as a disruptor in the recruiting space.

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value proposition

  • AI-powered recruiter matching tailored to each hiring mission

  • Transparent commissions and upfront collaboration terms

  • Real-time mission tracking with simplified workflows

  • Global network of independent headhunters, all in one platform

04 | Research

Identifying users’ problems.

Identifying users’ problems.

Through systematic analysis of operations data received from KWIKS management:

  • Evaluated detailed Excel datasets from Operations and Management teams

  • Extracted actionable patterns from quantitative user behavior metrics

  • Identified critical pain points revealed through structured data analysis

  • Translated complex operational feedback into clear user requirements

  • Prioritized improvements based on data-supported impact assessments

  • Delivered evidence-based recommendations that enhanced platform usability

05 | exploring

Ideation and Wireframing

Ideation and Wireframing

During the ideation phase with KWIKS, I embraced a rapid, collaborative approach that maximized stakeholder input while maintaining design momentum. Beginning with targeted brainstorming sessions informed by user data insights, I quickly translated concepts into low-fidelity wireframes that served as visual conversation starters rather than finished proposals.

This lean methodology allowed for multiple iteration cycles within compressed timeframes, with each round of feedback refining our understanding of both business requirements and user needs. By intentionally keeping wireframes at a skeletal level of detail, stakeholders remained focused on functional flow and information architecture rather than aesthetic elements.

The collaborative nature of these rapid iterations fostered strong alignment between design direction and business objectives. This strategy proved particularly effective when addressing complex recruitment workflows, enabling us to test multiple solution paths simultaneously before committing development resources to higher-fidelity prototypes.

06 | Integrating AI

Using AI to eliminate manual data entry and repetitive tasks.

Using AI to eliminate manual data entry and repetitive tasks.

As a UX designer, I leveraged AI technology to eliminate friction in the talent acquisition process after identifying data entry as a critical pain point in user research. The resume parsing feature I designed provides real-time visual feedback while automatically extracting candidate information, transforming a tedious 15-minute process into a streamlined 3-minute experience that allows both recruiters and candidates to focus on meaningful interactions rather than administrative tasks.Retry

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I had the pleasure of working with Youssef on the new version of the KWIKS app, where he was in charge of creating the new UI/UX environment. Youssef did an outstanding job, consistently delivering high-quality work and respecting all the deadlines set for him.

I had the pleasure of working with Youssef on the new version of the KWIKS app, where he was in charge of creating the new UI/UX environment. Youssef did an outstanding job, consistently delivering high-quality work and respecting all the deadlines set for him.

I had the pleasure of working with Youssef on the new version of the KWIKS app, where he was in charge of creating the new UI/UX environment. Youssef did an outstanding job, consistently delivering high-quality work and respecting all the deadlines set for him.

Karim Kaoukabi

Karim Kaoukabi

CPO & co-founder @KWIKS

CPO & co-founder @KWIKS

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