Split a taxi booking flow into two screens. Booking details on one, fare and payment on the next.

Client pushed back. Dispatchers create these bookings all day, and two steps meant two clicks and two loads every single time. For someone doing this dozens of times a shift, that adds up fast.

Went back to one screen. Everything a dispatcher needs to create a booking, in one place and no step switching.

Not every flow benefits from breaking it into steps. If the task is repetitive and the person doing it is fast and experienced, fewer screens can actually be less work.

Split a taxi booking flow into two screens. Booking details on one, fare and payment on the next.

Client pushed back. Dispatchers create these bookings all day, and two steps meant two clicks and two loads every single time. For someone doing this dozens of times a shift, that adds up fast.

Went back to one screen. Everything a dispatcher needs to create a booking, in one place and no step switching.

Not every flow benefits from breaking it into steps. If the task is repetitive and the person doing it is fast and experienced, fewer screens can actually be less work.