Make trust visible.
I brought verification into the shopping experience so it could help someone judge a store before paying.
Horal made me think hard about trust. A buyer needs to feel safe sending money, and a seller needs the tools to do their job. I worked on both sides.

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MY ROLE · End-to-end mobile and web product design
I designed Horal’s buyer and seller experiences together. My focus was the uncertainty around buying from someone you have never met, and the tools sellers need to keep that transaction moving.
For a buyer, finding a product is only the start. They also need to trust the store, understand payment protection and know what happens after checkout. I worked across discovery, checkout, escrow and the seller operations behind each order.
I brought verification into the shopping experience so it could help someone judge a store before paying.
I treated escrow as a sequence of states, from protected payment through delivery confirmation to released funds.
I designed inventory, orders, chat and earnings around the same transaction lifecycle as the buyer journey.
The screens below show how those decisions came together.
Evidence available. Horal is live on the web, iOS and Android. The linked product listings document the marketplace capabilities shown here.
Next validation. I would test whether first-time buyers understand when escrow protects their payment and when the funds are released.
Horal is live on the web, iOS and Android. Its public listings show the marketplace capabilities documented here. I would next test whether first-time buyers understand when their money is protected and when it is released.