Person
Person

2026

Motorhome Republic

Motorhome Republic operates as a global marketplace aggregating inventory from third-party suppliers, each with unique pricing rules, insurance requirements, and data quality.

Ai Assisted

Case Study

Scope and Responsibility

I was asked to independently assess Motorhome Republic’s product and propose high-impact UX improvements.

My responsibilities were to:
  • Analyse the experience through a commercial and systems lens

  • Identify the highest-leverage problems in the core booking journey

  • Propose defensible UX interventions grounded in UX laws and marketplace constraints

  • Frame recommendations in a way that would resonate with GMs, Product, and Commercial leaders.


Deliverables:


  • Customer empathy map

  • UX audit of current website

  • AI assisted wireframes

  • Competitor analysis

  • Core journey flow analysis

  • Redesign of current information architecture

  • Low-fi sketches

  • High-fidelity UI designs

  • Pre-booking question investigation



My design process:


Problem and Insight

The primary UX issue identified was not availability or competitiveness, but decision friction.



Key insights:


  • Users face high cognitive load when comparing vehicles

  • Mandatory costs and insurance are revealed too late in the journey

  • First-time renters receive little decision guidance

  • Complexity leaks from the supply chain into the interface



UX Audit of current state:




Empathy Mapping:



Proposed Interventions

The work focused on improving decision quality. Framed commercially, this creates conversion leakage, suppressed confidence, and increased support cost.


Core interventions included:


  • Simplifying search results to reduce choice overload

  • Establishing clearer primary actions and recommended options

  • Improving early price transparency and inclusion clarity

  • Introducing lightweight choice guidance for trip suitability

  • Reframing insurance as risk mitigation rather than an upsell


All recommendations were designed to respect supplier constraints and margin sensitivity.



Desktop sketches:





Mobile sketches:





Core journey map flow:





Competitor analysis:





AI assisted design:





Version 1 HiFi UI Design:





Version 2 HiFi UI Design:





Version 3: Best user value and revenue alignment




Executive Influence & Takeaway

At a senior level, the impact is not shipping features but shaping decisions.

This case demonstrates how I:

  • Translate UX friction into commercial risk and opportunity

  • Anticipate and address GM or Commercial objections

  • Design within real marketplace constraints rather than around them


Key takeaway:

Senior UX impact comes from making complexity manageable and decisions defensible for both users and the business.

Pre-booking questions

More Works

(SG — 02)

©2026

Person
Person

2026

Motorhome Republic

Motorhome Republic operates as a global marketplace aggregating inventory from third-party suppliers, each with unique pricing rules, insurance requirements, and data quality.

Ai Assisted

Case Study

Scope and Responsibility

I was asked to independently assess Motorhome Republic’s product and propose high-impact UX improvements.

My responsibilities were to:
  • Analyse the experience through a commercial and systems lens

  • Identify the highest-leverage problems in the core booking journey

  • Propose defensible UX interventions grounded in UX laws and marketplace constraints

  • Frame recommendations in a way that would resonate with GMs, Product, and Commercial leaders.


Deliverables:


  • Customer empathy map

  • UX audit of current website

  • AI assisted wireframes

  • Competitor analysis

  • Core journey flow analysis

  • Redesign of current information architecture

  • Low-fi sketches

  • High-fidelity UI designs

  • Pre-booking question investigation



My design process:


Problem and Insight

The primary UX issue identified was not availability or competitiveness, but decision friction.



Key insights:


  • Users face high cognitive load when comparing vehicles

  • Mandatory costs and insurance are revealed too late in the journey

  • First-time renters receive little decision guidance

  • Complexity leaks from the supply chain into the interface



UX Audit of current state:




Empathy Mapping:



Proposed Interventions

The work focused on improving decision quality. Framed commercially, this creates conversion leakage, suppressed confidence, and increased support cost.


Core interventions included:


  • Simplifying search results to reduce choice overload

  • Establishing clearer primary actions and recommended options

  • Improving early price transparency and inclusion clarity

  • Introducing lightweight choice guidance for trip suitability

  • Reframing insurance as risk mitigation rather than an upsell


All recommendations were designed to respect supplier constraints and margin sensitivity.



Desktop sketches:





Mobile sketches:





Core journey map flow:





Competitor analysis:





AI assisted design:





Version 1 HiFi UI Design:





Version 2 HiFi UI Design:





Version 3: Best user value and revenue alignment




Executive Influence & Takeaway

At a senior level, the impact is not shipping features but shaping decisions.

This case demonstrates how I:

  • Translate UX friction into commercial risk and opportunity

  • Anticipate and address GM or Commercial objections

  • Design within real marketplace constraints rather than around them


Key takeaway:

Senior UX impact comes from making complexity manageable and decisions defensible for both users and the business.

Pre-booking questions

More Works

(SG — 02)

©2026

Person
Person

2026

Motorhome Republic

Motorhome Republic operates as a global marketplace aggregating inventory from third-party suppliers, each with unique pricing rules, insurance requirements, and data quality.

Ai Assisted

Case Study

Scope and Responsibility

I was asked to independently assess Motorhome Republic’s product and propose high-impact UX improvements.

My responsibilities were to:
  • Analyse the experience through a commercial and systems lens

  • Identify the highest-leverage problems in the core booking journey

  • Propose defensible UX interventions grounded in UX laws and marketplace constraints

  • Frame recommendations in a way that would resonate with GMs, Product, and Commercial leaders.


Deliverables:


  • Customer empathy map

  • UX audit of current website

  • AI assisted wireframes

  • Competitor analysis

  • Core journey flow analysis

  • Redesign of current information architecture

  • Low-fi sketches

  • High-fidelity UI designs

  • Pre-booking question investigation



My design process:


Problem and Insight

The primary UX issue identified was not availability or competitiveness, but decision friction.



Key insights:


  • Users face high cognitive load when comparing vehicles

  • Mandatory costs and insurance are revealed too late in the journey

  • First-time renters receive little decision guidance

  • Complexity leaks from the supply chain into the interface



UX Audit of current state:




Empathy Mapping:



Proposed Interventions

The work focused on improving decision quality. Framed commercially, this creates conversion leakage, suppressed confidence, and increased support cost.


Core interventions included:


  • Simplifying search results to reduce choice overload

  • Establishing clearer primary actions and recommended options

  • Improving early price transparency and inclusion clarity

  • Introducing lightweight choice guidance for trip suitability

  • Reframing insurance as risk mitigation rather than an upsell


All recommendations were designed to respect supplier constraints and margin sensitivity.



Desktop sketches:





Mobile sketches:





Core journey map flow:





Competitor analysis:





AI assisted design:





Version 1 HiFi UI Design:





Version 2 HiFi UI Design:





Version 3: Best user value and revenue alignment




Executive Influence & Takeaway

At a senior level, the impact is not shipping features but shaping decisions.

This case demonstrates how I:

  • Translate UX friction into commercial risk and opportunity

  • Anticipate and address GM or Commercial objections

  • Design within real marketplace constraints rather than around them


Key takeaway:

Senior UX impact comes from making complexity manageable and decisions defensible for both users and the business.

Pre-booking questions

More Works

©2026