Case study · Yolura · 2026
Designing a faster path to value
An onboarding experience that turns four business details into a tailored, editable booking storefront, helping wellness businesses move from signup to a publishable page without building everything from scratch.
About the project
Yolura is booking software for wellness businesses in Lagos — spas, salons, barbershops and studios. Every business needs a public booking page before it can take a single booking, which made onboarding the first thing the product had to get right.
The challenge wasn’t the number of fields. It was the delay between effort and value.
Setup flows ask for work before they show anything. Writing copy, adding services, uploading photos and setting opening hours all happen before an owner sees anything usable — and a business that never finishes setup never takes a booking.
My approach
Reframed the storefront as the output of setup rather than a task that follows it.
Designed the setup flow, storefront editor, publishing sequence and post-publish hub.
A slim panel beside the live page, where owners change words, photos and colour, and a bit of the layout preferences.
A short assembly sequence, then a live page with a copyable link and a WhatsApp booking link.
Prepared reusable foundations. Built the flow in React so it could be tested end to end before engineering scoped it.
Outcome
A complete onboarding flow from signup to published storefront, a lightweight editor, a post-publish setup hub, and the design-system foundations used across the wider platform — all built as a working React prototype.
The work established the flow and the product’s visual language. Implementation and post-launch measurement sit outside the design stage.
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