Open Design Challenge #05: Journey Maps for Flight deals Website
0 sats \ 2 comments \ @Design_r 26 Feb Design
ODC #000005 - UX > UNDERSTAND

Designing Journey Maps for a Flight deals Website
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Scenario
You were hired as a freelancer to do some user research and design for a bitcoin airline flight deals website (competitors are AlternativeAirlines, Travala, Destinia and CheapAir). As part of the design process, you need to dive into the user experience of finding and securing the best offer flight paying with bitcoin. You'll be looking for pain points, opportunities, and touch points.

Task
Create a journey map for the process of buying an airline flight through a deals app with bitcoin. You'll want to use other research methods such as user interviews or your diary studies to gather data. Then you'll craft a journey map to show publicly what you've found.
Extra Credit: Analyze the map you've made and give two to three specific design recommendations based on the findings.

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Tools
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For the Journey Maps
Akira (for Linux users) by Akira UX
PenPot (for everyone) by kaleidos
FreePlane (for everyone) by freeplane team

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21 sats \ 1 reply \ @alinaatayyab 20 Mar freebie
Challenge No.05 by Hypermode
Overview of the task and the action items against it
What is Bitcoin Airline flight deals app? Bitcoin airline flight deals websites specialize in making payments through Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. The difference between these websites and conventional flight booking platforms is their acceptance of cryptocurrencies and bitcoin as one of the payment method.
Competitor's Overview We went through each website and did a dummy booking. We got an insight that their user interface and payment methods are not friendly and easy.
In this, we described the scenario that was given to us and the expected results.
This is the journey map of creating an app - it is divided into Pre and post purchase phases
Pre-purchase Phase: Breakdown into 6 Phases
Post-purchase Phase: Breakdown into 3 Phases
While developing a bitcoin app, the opportunities that can be grabbed are new development in the industry, bitcoin awareness and competitive advantage
To avail the opportunities, there are some internal ownership that needs to be taken and the metrics against those areas to measure their performance.
Design Recommendation - By implementing these design recommendations, the airline deals app can enhance the user experience and encourage more users to visit the website
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Design_r OP 20 Mar
@alinaatayyab thank you and your team for this first contribution, it's so complete that it probably needed a full post! Great work 💪
I'm a bit unsure about the first reccomendation, I personally do not like KYC much and it is a responsability of teh user to place the correct information as displayed in the ID otherwise there's a risk the booking will be nulled. So my question for you is: how we can we ensure smooth reservation without the need to provide a full KYC verification? would full name, DOB and ID number enough for the booking company to confirm the flight?
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