Scooter sharing
in motion.
IZZY rents out electric scooters in Tashkent. Dmitry Metelev built the website from a design by the Grid Rebels studio: three languages, scroll animations, safety rules and links to the app.
Designed by Grid Rebels.
Built by Dmitry Metelev.
The site explains the service and leads to the app: how to start a ride, where the stations are, which scooter you get, what it costs and how to ride safely. It runs in Russian, Uzbek and English.
The style is loud: mint, bright blue and black, a tiger character and big numbers. That energy holds on every screen, from a wide monitor to a phone.
- Client
- IZZY, scooter sharing in Tashkent
- Development
- Dmitry Metelev
- Design
- Grid Rebels
- Languages
- Russian, Uzbek, English
Five steps
to a ride.
The rental steps sit in tabs, from topping up the account to starting the ride. Each step has its app screen beside it.
On a phone,
one thing at a time.
On a narrow screen the blocks follow one another: the first screen with the tiger and App Store and Google Play buttons, then the steps and the service figures.
The scooter,
part by part.
The Max Plus X model is shown on black. As the page scrolls, the frame moves along the scooter while captions explain the details: the deck, lights, dashboard and brakes.
Rules along
the route.
The safety rules are laid out along a winding route shaped like a tiger’s tail. Points on it open tips: one scooter per rider, ride sober, let pedestrians pass.
An error
in the brand’s style.
The 404 page carries the brand too: a puzzled tiger and a button back home.
Screenshots of the client’s website.