One app for everyone who works at King Hussein Business Park
A bilingual community app for King Hussein Business Park in Amman: events, a company directory, jobs, service requests and a community feed, with verified sign-up for tenants and students.
- Client
- King Hussein Business Park
- Year
- 2026
- Location
- Amman, Jordan
- Users
- Tenants, employees and students
- Platform
- iOS and Android, English and Arabic
- Tool
- Figma
A business park is a small city. It needed one place to talk to itself.
King Hussein Business Park in Amman is home to hundreds of companies, from global tech firms to local startups, plus a university. News, events, job openings and service requests were spread across emails, notice boards and phone calls.
We designed a bilingual community app that gives everyone in the park one front door, and makes sure only real tenants, employees and students can get in.
- Employees of tenant companiesFind events, colleagues and services around the park
- StudentsDiscover internships, jobs and community events
- KHBP managementReach every tenant directly and handle requests in one place
From brief to final design
- 01
Map the park's audiences
Workshops with the KHBP team to define who the app serves: tenant companies, their employees, students and visitors.
- 02
Design verified sign-up
A registration wizard with company-domain detection and admin approval, so only real park members get in.
- 03
Design the core journeys
Events, directory, jobs, service requests and the feed, each tested as a click-through prototype.
- 04
Build the system
A shared component library in English and Arabic, handed over for development.
Role and responsibilities
- Product strategy
- User flows
- Registration and verification design
- UI design and design system
- Arabic and English layouts
Only real park members get in
Sign-up starts with an email. When it matches a tenant company's domain, the app recognises the company and fast-tracks the user. A short wizard collects personal details, the user's role (employee or student) and interests, and the company admin approves the account.
- Company-domain detection at sign-up
- Separate employee and student paths
- Pending and rejected states clearly explained
A feed for the whole park
The home screen mixes park announcements, events, company news and reminders, like a building lobby closing for maintenance. Quick actions take people straight to the map, bus tracking and requests.
Events, companies and jobs in one place
Events have filters and one-tap RSVP. The directory lets anyone find a company, its services and its open roles. The job board turns the park into a talent marketplace for its own students and residents.
Services without the phone calls
Tenants submit requests from nine categories, from meeting rooms to maintenance, and get a reference number to track them. A FAQ assistant answers common questions instantly and hands over to a person when needed.
- Nine request types with tracking
- FAQ assistant with escalation
- Complaints and suggestions in the same place
What we designed
- 01
Verified registration
Company email detection and admin approval. Only real park members join.
- 02
Events and RSVP
Browse and reserve a spot in one tap. Fuller events.
- 03
Service requests
Nine request types with tracking numbers. Fewer emails and calls.
Outcome
A complete, bilingual community app for King Hussein Business Park, with verified access for tenants and students and every core journey designed and prototyped. Admin and tenant web portals are the next phase.
What we delivered
- Audience and journey mapping
- Verified registration flow
- Events, directory, jobs and services
- Bilingual component library
- Click-through prototype
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