Shadow is a movie reservation app to help people reserve seats in a convenient way. I need to make sure that the app is user-friendly and people can use it from anywhere.
January 2022 to April 2022
The majority of moviegoers dislike waiting in line to purchase tickets.
Movie theater app will let users save time which will affect the movie lovers by reserving seats from anywhere they want.
UX designer designing an app for Shadow from conception to delivery.
User research, wireframing, prototyping, storyboarding, competitor analysis, empathy map, persona, user interviews
I assembled a research plan that included the introduction, research questions, KPIs, methodology, participants, and script. Our qualitative analysis involved interviewing five theatergoers who attend at least once a month. As part of the quantitative analysis, I collected the responses of ten people via Google Forms.
Problem statement:
Sourav is a student who needs to reserve a seat while he is at school because once he is done he can go to the theater right after.
Eliyas was trying to watch a movie in the theater but first, he needs to download the app. Actions are listed on the chart including improvement opportunities.
The low-fidelity wireframe is a visual representation of a digital product. Rather than focusing on specific details, they help communicate the idea of the product.
The home screen will allow the user to choose a movie which is playing now, tomorrow, and upcoming.
Users may able to watch the trailer on this page. The movie summary and cast are there as well. User can select their best time and date to go to the next screen.
Users may able to watch the trailer on this page. The movie summary and cast are there as well. User can select their best time and date to go to the next screen.
The low-fidelity prototype connected the primary user flow to reserve seats, so the prototype could be used in a usability study user.
View the Shadow
The final high-fidelity prototype presented cleaner user flows to reserve seats and it also met user expectations.
View the Shadow
Impact:
“ This app works perfectly fine just like a
normal movie app would.”
What I learned:
By designing the Shadow app, I learned how
design process work. The app design has
evolved in response to usability studies and
peer feedback.
I will conduct more research to see if there is any new improvement needed.
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