Case Study

Re-Design

Redesigning the walk-in experience.

Redesigning the walk-in experience.

Redesigning the walk-in experience.

Designing a faster and more intuitive walk-in experience that reduces friction at the venue entrance through a clear mobile flow and accessible interactions.

Designing a faster and more intuitive walk-in experience that reduces friction at the venue entrance through a clear mobile flow and accessible interactions.

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Project overview

The existing walk-in experience required users to make unnecessary decisions before entering a venue. My goal was to simplify the journey by improving the information hierarchy, reducing cognitive load, and creating a clear path from arrival to successful check-in. The redesign focused on speed, confidence, and accessibility while keeping the interface lightweight and easy to understand.

Focus

Designing a faster and more intuitive walk-in experience that reduces friction at the venue entrance through a clear mobile flow and accessible interactions.

Challenge

Users frequently received too many irrelevant search results or no useful results at all. Filters were difficult to discover, while the overall hierarchy made it challenging to quickly identify the most relevant information.

Goals

Improve search relevance

  • Make filters easier to use

  • Reduce cognitive load

  • Improve zero-result experience

  • Create a consistent experience across devices

Research

The project started with analysing the existing search flow and reviewing similar search experiences from government websites. User behaviour and accessibility guidelines helped shape the new information hierarchy and filtering experience.

Process

The project started with stakeholder workshops involving multiple municipalities to understand the existing search experience, project goals, and the challenges citizens encountered when looking for information online.


Together with content specialists, product owners, and developers, we mapped the current user journey and identified opportunities to improve information architecture, filtering, and search relevance. Existing analytics, user feedback, and accessibility guidelines were used to prioritize the most impactful improvements.


Based on these insights, I created low-fidelity wireframes to explore different search layouts, filter structures, and zero-result scenarios. After validating the direction with stakeholders, the concepts evolved into high-fidelity designs and interactive prototypes.

Throughout the project, designs were reviewed and refined in close collaboration with multiple municipalities to ensure the solution was scalable, consistent, and aligned with shared government design principles. The final designs focused on improving findability, reducing cognitive load, and creating a responsive search experience across desktop, tablet, and mobile.

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