When?

Q3 - 2025

Team size:

3 People

Duration:

2 weeks

Platform:

Mobile

Context

Ornikar, France's leading driving education company, aims to build the parent-child bond during the learning-to-drive journey.

Key Insights:

  • 61% of parents co-select the driving school with their child.

  • A need for proactive communication and better follow-up.

  • Current tools didn't offer tracking for families.

Context

Ornikar, France's leading driving education and insurance provider, simplifies mobility for all while seeking to strengthen the parent-child bond during their children's journey of learning to drive.

61% of parents co-select the driving school with their child.

Parents expect proactive updates.

Current tools didn't offer tracking for families.

THE CHALLENGE

How to reinforce the parent–child relationship during the learning-to-drive journey?

THE CHALLENGE

How to reinforce the parent–child relationship during the learning-to-drive journey?

How did we work

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Research

Benchmark
& Ideation

Design

User Testing

Iteration

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2

3

4

5

Research

Benchmark
& Ideation

Design

User testing

Iteration

How did we work

1

2

3

4

5

Research

Benchmark
& Ideation

Design

User Testing

Iteration

Phase 1 : Research

To gain a better understanding of our users' motivations and needs, we conducted qualitative research.

Objectives

To understand what role parents play in their child's driving journey.

To understand how, when, and why they exchange information.

To understand what matters most to them.

Objectives

To understand what role parents play in their child's driving journey.

To understand how, when, and why they exchange information.

To understand what matters most to them.

Test Parameters

Nicolas

Nicolas

Marie

Marie

Christophe

Christophe

VIncent

VIncent

  • Parents over 40 with children aged 15 to 18

  • Parents of children currently learning to drive (or soon to be)

45 min • Google Meet

3 men and 1 women

Test Parameters

Nicolas

Marie

Christophe

VIncent

  • Parents over 40 with children aged 15 to 18

  • Parents of children currently learning to drive (or soon to be)

45 min • Google Meet

3 men and 1 women

What have learned

4/4 panenlist

Parents delegate the learning to the driving school.

“On sait que le moniteur ne va pas l’envoyer si il n’est pas prêt ! C’est leur métier, pas de raison de ne pas leur faire confiance”

3/4 panenlist

Parents want to have the knowledge that allows them to adapt their behavior toward their child...

“Je vais lui apporter des conseils différents en fonction des choses sur lesquels mon enfant bloque ”

4/4 panenlist

... to ensure their child has a positive learning experience

“Je n’ai pas envie de le stresser, il doit aller à son rythme”

What have learned

4/4 panenlist

Parents delegate the learning to the driving school.

“On sait que le moniteur ne va pas l’envoyer si il n’est pas prêt ! C’est leur métier, pas de raison de ne pas leur faire confiance”

3/4 panenlist

Parents want to have the knowledge that allows them to adapt their behavior toward their child...

“Je vais lui apporter des conseils différents en fonction des choses sur lesquels mon enfant bloque ”

4/4 panenlist

... to ensure their child has a positive learning experience

“Je n’ai pas envie de le stresser, il doit aller à son rythme”

What have learned

4/4 panenlist

  1. Parents delegate the learning to the driving school.

“On sait que le moniteur ne va pas l’envoyer si il n’est pas prêt ! C’est leur métier, pas de raison de ne pas leur faire confiance”

3/4 panenlist

  1. Parents want to have the knowledge that allows them to adapt their behavior toward their child...

“Je vais lui apporter des conseils différents en fonction des choses sur lesquels mon enfant bloque ”

4/4 panenlist

  1. ... to ensure their child has a positive learning experience

“Je n’ai pas envie de le stresser, il doit aller à son rythme”

Based on these insights, we reframed the problem :

How to help parents build a positive communication environment and a personalized learning experience based on their child's needs?

Based on these insights, we reframed the problem :

How to help parents build a positive communication environment and a personalized learning experience based on their child's needs?

Based on these insights, we reframed the problem :

How to help parents build a positive communication environment and a personalized learning experience based on their child's needs?

Phase 2: Benchmark & Ideation

Progress Indicators

Motivational Design

Oura

Easy Navigation

Exploring competitive and related service.

Exploring competitive and related service.

Progress Indicators

Motivational Design

Oura

Oura

Easy Navigation

We aligned on some core concepts:

Ideation workshop

Dashboard

Dashboard

Centralized messaging for convenient parent viewing

Centralized messaging for convenient parent viewing

Resource library

Resource library

Enable parents to understand their child's condition

Enable parents to understand their child's condition

Send encouragement

Send encouragement

Build a connection with child

Build a connection with child

AI assistant

AI assistant

High development effort

High development effort

Coache's Feedback

Coache's Feedback

Too dependent on coach participation

Too dependent on coach participation

Dashboard

Centralized messaging for convenient parent viewing

Resource library

Enable parents to understand their child's condition

Send encouragement

Build a connection with child

AI assistant

High development effort

Coache's Feedback

Too dependent on coach participation

Phase 3: Design

Following our ideation phase, we created several interfaces to implement our first solution.

Feature 1

Famille Page

Parents can track their child's overall progress, and read articles to support their child's learning journey.

Sur la route

Parler des dangers de manière utile

Accompagner

Appréhender votre rôle

En parler

La discussion constructive

Émotions

Recevoir, comprendre et réagir

Feature 2

Personalized Resources

We built a resource library featuring articles and videos with advice on technical driving methods and emotional support.

Feature 3

Congratulations

Parents could send congratulations directly through the app, helping children feel supported throughout their learning journey.

Parents could send congratulations directly through the app, helping children feel supported throughout their learning journey.

Congratulations

Feature 2

Phase 4: User testing

To deliver a succesful solution and create a great user experience, we perfomed a series of user tests.

Objectives

How do parents receive this type of information?

If parents understand that recommendations are personalized to their child's progress.

If parents are going to use this feature.

Test Parameters

Nicolas

Nicolas

VIncent

VIncent

Amélie

Amélie

Christophe

Christophe

Marc

Marc

  • Parents over 40 with children aged 15 to 18

  • Parents of children currently learning to drive (or soon to be)

45 min • Google Meet

3 men and 1 women

What worked

4/5 panenlist

4/5 panenlist

  1. Find the resources helpful for communicating with their child

  1. Find the resources helpful for communicating with their child

“J’ai envie de l’aider, je ne sais pas trop comment faire. Du coup je vais aller regarder s’il y a des sujets sur lesquels je peux échanger avec lui.”

4/5 panenlist

4/5 panenlist

  1. Users valued the option to send messages

  1. Users valued the option to send messages

“Mon enfant reçoit une notification avec les félicitations ça lui permet de voir l’implication de ses parents.”

4/5 panenlist

4/5 panenlist

  1. Understanding of Progress Bars

  1. Understanding of Progress Bars

“Super interessant la card de la progression car synthétique et en première page”

What didn’t work

5/5 panenlist

5/5 panenlist

  1. Don't understand that resources are customized according to their child's developmental

  1. Don't understand that resources are customized according to their child's developmental

“Je comprends qu’on me propose des articles...”

4/5 panenlist

4/5 panenlist

  1. The progress bars confused users

  1. The progress bars confused users

“Pour les chiffres j’ai du mal à comprendre , le coté de progression bar c’est tres claire.”

Phase 4: User testing

To deliver a succesful solution and create a great use experience, we perfomed a series of user tests.

Objectives

How do parents receive this type of information?

If parents understand that recommendations are personalized to their child's progress.

If parents are going to use this feature.

Test Parameters

Nicolas

VIncent

Amélie

Christophe

Marc

  • Parents over 40 with children aged 15 to 18

  • Parents of children currently learning to drive (or soon to be)

45 min • Google Meet

3 men and 1 women

What worked

4/5 panenlist

  1. Find the resources helpful for communicating with their child

“Je vais aller regarder s’il y a des sujets sur lesquels je peux échanger avec lui.”

4/5 panenlist

  1. Users valued the option to send messages.

“Mon enfant reçoit une notification avec les félicitations ça lui permet de voir l’implication de ses parents.”

4/5 panenlist

  1. Understanding of Progress Bars.

“Super interessant la card de la progression car synthétique et en première page”

What didn’t work

5/5 panenlist

  1. Don't understand that resources are customized according to their child's developmental.

“Je comprends qu’on me propose des articles...”

4/5 panenlist

  1. The progress bars confused users.

“Pour les chiffres j’ai du mal à comprendre , le coté de progression bar c’est tres claire.”

Phase 5: Iteration

After gaining these insights from user tests, we optimized our solution.

Redesigned Point #1

Home page - Progression Card

We improved action button by enlarging their size and refined progress visualization with harmonious colors and clearer indicators to enhance information comprehension.

Redesigned Point #2

“Conduites” screen

We restructured the progression information, moving it from the homepage to the "conduites" sections, enabling personalized recommendations based on each child's progress.

Final Prototype

Through several improvements, we built our solution:

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Final Prototype

Through several improvements, we built our solution.

Phase 5: Iteration

After gaining these insights from user tests, we optimized our solution.

Home page - Progression Card

We improved action button by enlarging their size and refined progress visualization with harmonious colors and clearer indicators to enhance information comprehension.

Redesigned Point #2

“Conduites” screen

We restructured the progression information, moving it from the homepage to the "conduites" sections, enabling personalized recommendations based on each child's progress.

Redesigned Point #2

Phase 3: Design

Following our ideation phase, we created several interfaces to implement our first solution.

Famille Page

Parents can track their child's overall progress,and read articles to support their child's learning journey.

Feature 1

We built a resource library featuring articles and videos with advice on technical driving methods and emotional support.

Feature 2

Personalized Resources

En parler

La discussion constructive

Émotions

Recevoir, comprendre et réagir

Accompagner

Appréhender votre rôle

Sur la route

Parler des dangers de manière utile

Parents could send congratulations directly through the app, helping children feel supported throughout their learning journey.

Feature 3

Congratulations

When?

Q3 - 2025

Team size:

3 People

Duration:

2 weeks

Platform:

Mobile