24 Hours​

UIUX Design   Supporting Visual Identity

"24 HOURS" is a campus-based courier service designed to address the inefficiencies and inconvenience students face when receiving deliveries within school environments.

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Many campuses restrict external couriers from entering, requiring students to collect parcels from designated gates, which can be time-consuming and disruptive to their schedules.

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This project proposes a peer-to-peer delivery platform where students can request on-campus delivery and assign nearby student couriers to complete the task. The system also creates flexible part-time opportunities for students.​ The platform integrates real-time tracking, order management, and support systems to ensure reliability, transparency, and security throughout the delivery process.

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The visual identity system for 24 HOURS was developed to reinforce clarity, reliability, and ease of use across the platform.

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A structured colour system was used to differentiate key states such as order status, delivery progress, and system feedback, allowing users to quickly understand information at a glance.

Typography and layout were designed to prioritise readability and hierarchy, ensuring that critical information such as delivery updates and task assignments remains clear and accessible.

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The overall visual tone balances approachability and reliability, aligning with the dual role of the platform as both a service tool and a student-driven community system.