narhi.tech
All work

Everhood

Industry

boat & yacht subscription · startup · UAE

Duration

not published

Team

not published

Disciplines

Design · Consumer · Mobile · AI · Development

Task

The founder needed a mobile-app concept to put in front of investors. The whole customer journey: city, marina, map, route, time slot, services on board, receipt and payment. Not pictures, but an interface you can walk through by hand. Deadline: one working day.

Result

An animated concept and a working HTML interface in one working day. The journey runs end to end, from picking a city to the receipt. On screen: six cities, two Abu Dhabi marinas, a 45 km route. A Candela C-8 and a 2,900 AED receipt with champagne and sushi. We moved the design from Figma into code through Figma MCP and Claude Code.

How it went

How it went
  1. stage 1

    Immersion and user flow

    DesignConsumer

    Task

    With the founder we mapped what a customer does from opening the app to paying. The path: city → marina → map → route → time slot → services on board → receipt and payment → boat card.

    Result

    One end-to-end scenario in eight steps. Each step gets its own screen.

  2. stage 2

    Design system and screens in Figma

    DesignMobile

    Task

    The design system: black background, white and lime accents, a logo with a sail. The screens: city and marina choice, the map, an Abu Dhabi route with four stops, the Candela C-8 card, time slot, services on board, the receipt.

    Result

    Screens from “Choose your city” to “Here is your receipt”, animated.

    App entry and the first step of the flow — choosing a city
    The end of the flow: slot, on-board extras, receipt and payment
  3. stage 3

    Figma MCP → Claude Code → working HTML

    AIDevelopmentDesign

    Task

    We moved the design from Figma into a working HTML interface through Figma MCP and Claude Code. Changes ran in a short loop: idea → design → code → check → change.

    Result

    The investor clicks through the screens instead of flipping slides. Concept and code in one working day.

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