Skills
Product Design
Graphic Design
Interactive prototyping
User research and testing
Role
Design lead
Timeline
Q3 2022
In depth interviews
Users offered a comprehensive view on multiple features specifically mentioning pain points in their user journey, and individual interactions with each element of the application.
“Great for figuring out which lane to choose, but it would be even better if it had a map showing the metro station locations and the current station of the train. It would also be awesome if it could send a notification when it's time to get off at your stop.”
“The info for tourists is really confusing. There's no pricing or ticket details, and the journey and transfer explanations are confusing.”
“It would be great if we could get can get more info to help guide us like pricing, estimated time of arrival, and an option for NOL CARD recharge. Google Maps usually only tells how long it takes and how many stops.”


In understanding the requirements and the context by which the app needed to be used, the architecture of the app had to be defined. I realized we would have two types of ways to use the app. One, as a travel companion/guide and two, as an all-in-one experience.





85%
of users reported that the in-app digital card made travel easier
2,500+
downloads since the beta version of the app has been released

