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JobsGo Website

An end-to-end UX/UI redesign of a recruitment platform — making it faster and clearer to find, compare and apply to jobs, for both candidates and employers.

Role
Lead UI/UX Designer
Year
2024
Client
JobsGO
Type
Web Platform
JobsGo platform
The challenge

A cluttered path from search to apply

The existing platform packed too much onto every screen. Candidates struggled to scan results and understand each role, while the apply flow had unnecessary steps that hurt completion.

The solution
  • Rebuilt the information architecture and search-to-apply journey.
  • Designed clean job cards with the right details at a glance.
  • Created a consistent UI system & components for scale.
  • Streamlined the application flow to fewer, clearer steps.
Research findings

What the research uncovered

Key insight

User interviews revealed that 70% of candidates abandoned the apply flow at step 3 — not because it was hard, but because they didn't know what documents were needed upfront. That single insight reshaped the entire apply flow.

70%

dropped off at the document step — an avoidable, expectation problem.

2 roles

candidates & employers needed very different flows from one product.

5 sec

was too long to understand a job — cards needed the essentials up front.

Process & approach

Acting on that insight, I redesigned the apply flow to surface required documents upfront, turning a confusing multi-step form into a clear, guided journey. In parallel, I rebuilt the job card so candidates can judge a role at a glance.

From wireframes to a polished UI kit, every screen was designed to reduce friction and keep the next action obvious — with a consistent component set the team can extend without breaking the experience.

Wireframes & thinking

From sketches to structure

Before / After

The impact, side by side

Before
Ảnh màn hình cũ
After
Ảnh màn hình mới
Final screens
Outcome
↓ 40%
Fewer steps in the application flow
60+
Components in a unified design system
2.3×
Faster job discovery in usability testing
Reflection

What I learned

The biggest lever wasn't visual polish — it was removing uncertainty at the exact moment people hesitate. Designing for two very different users from a single product pushed me to make each flow feel effortless without splitting the experience in two.

Let's build

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