The challenge
Parents need a clear way to find activities that fit their children’s interests, age and schedule. Activity providers need a place to present their classes and manage the work behind them.
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Family activity platform
Femio
A platform for families in Albania to discover and book children’s activities, with tools for the businesses running them.
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What we built
Femio brings activity discovery, parent registration and provider onboarding into one platform. Families can explore categories including swimming, dance, sports, music and coding, while businesses have their own entry point for managing activities and bookings.
The outcome
A shared destination for families and activity providers in Albania, connecting the search for a class with the day-to-day work of running it.
Inside the product
How the experience fits together.
A starting point for families
The public experience helps families explore children’s activities in Albania, including swimming, dance, sport, music and coding. Discovery, parent accounts and booking belong to the same journey: the information a family uses to choose an activity should lead naturally into the next step. The product brings those tasks together rather than treating the directory and registration as unrelated experiences.
The work behind each activity
Activity providers have different responsibilities from the families browsing the site. They need a way to present their activities, join the platform and manage the bookings and day-to-day work behind a class. Femio includes separate entry points for parents and providers, with activity scheduling, attendance and progress workflows among the features considered in the product.
Connecting the public and private experiences
A booking platform needs both a clear public website and practical administration. Our work on Femio connects activity discovery with the provider’s operational workflows, so the product can be understood from both sides. For businesses planning a similar platform, this case study is a useful starting point for discussing user roles, the information each group needs and the workflows that belong in a first release.
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