The worlds first stock market for professional athletes.

Platforms

iOS, Android

Deliverables

Product Strategy, UX/UI Design, Development, Marketing Assets

Here’s a sneak peek of the results 2 months after launch:

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“Amazing & Innovative App.
Easy to use application that strives to evolve the way in which people view players across all sports.”

App Store Review

Setting New Goals

With the platform already changing how people engaged with sports, the team set ambitious new milestones:

  • Expand the user base significantly.
  • Enhance overall engagement, keeping users on the platform longer.
  • Undertake a major UX/UI redesign, launching PredictionStrike 2.0.
  • Reduce the number of user support tickets, streamlining the experience.

Embarking on a Journey of Discovery

The path to these goals began with a blend of quantitative and qualitative research:

  • Unmoderated Usability Tests: Utilizing usertesting.com, the team conducted 8 sessions, peeling back the curtain to reveal unseen user struggles and opportunities for improvement.
  • User Segmentation: Through creative “scavenger hunt” tasks, the target demographic—primarily young, male sports fans—was asked to vocalize their thoughts and provide feedback while navigating the platform.
  • Surveys: These helped gather broader insights about user preferences, including other betting platforms, frequency of use, and favorite sports.
  • Competitive Research: The team looked at two realms: sports apps like fantasy football and financial apps like Robinhood, aiming to blend these worlds seamlessly.

Post-launch feedback revealed critical insights:

  • Users craved more intuitive search and exploration tools.
  • Trust was paramount, especially on a platform handling financial transactions
  • The concept of a sports stock market was nebulous to many, indicating a need for clearer communication regarding how athlete valuations were determined.

Through these revelations, PredictionStrike not only redefined its interface but also its role in the market, bridging the gap between sports fandom and financial investment, creating a narrative where every sports fan could be an investor in their heroes’ triumphs and tribulations.

Challenges and the blueprint to success

The blueprint for PredictionStrike 2.0 was meticulously drafted:

  • Discovery: Raw data collection and strategic research reports.
  • Design: From site maps to wireframes, both low and high fidelity.
  • Development: Building responsive apps in ReactNative for mobile users, and React.JS for web interfaces, complemented by robust testing phases.

The journey wasn’t without its hurdles. The pressing deadline of the football season opener meant prioritizing essential features while deferring others to a later phase. The team also grappled with a lack of initial research, requiring a deep dive into whether the business goals aligned with user needs and market demands.