This document provides an overview of the Amadeus information system (AIS) for accessing reference data. It describes how to sign into the Amadeus training environment and navigate the AIS. The AIS contains information on airlines, countries, airports, weather and more. It shows how to look up specific airline policies, view country details, find airport facilities, and get weather forecasts. Transactions are demonstrated to access information for locations like Austria, Belgrade, and Vienna airport.
Brussels Airlines case study - Belgian Usability Dayguestdb7161
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The document summarizes the methodology used to redesign the Brussels Airlines website to improve the customer experience. It involved defining an experience mission through business interviews and personas. A sitemap and navigation were developed based on analysis of the customer journey and benchmarking other sites. Wireframes and design were created and tested with users. Key findings identified issues with terminology, information architecture and moments of truth. The redesign aimed to address these by better contextualizing information across the customer experience timeline from initial search to post-travel. User testing was critical to evaluate changes and ensure the new site enhanced the customer experience.
Influence Interactive Wrecking Ball - United AirlinesWilliam Flaiz
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Influence Interactives Wrecking Ball Assessment audits and deconstructs the United Airlines ticket buying process. See how we rate the United digital brand experience and learn why we think their user-centric approach has them on top online.
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Brussels Airport has undertaken several initiatives to improve the customer experience for passengers by focusing on premises, processes, and people. This includes renovating lounges, introducing automated border controls and baggage drop-off, expanding security screening capacity, and emphasizing the important role of airport staff. The goal is to create a sense of place and deliver memorable moments that provide a "WOW factor" through emotions to enhance the overall passenger experience.
Jim Slevin's presentation to Passenger Terminal Expo 2015 in Paris. Jim discusses how collaboration through Technology can ensure both Airports and Passengers can optimise their relationship with each for their mutual benefit.
The document discusses developing a mobile app to help passengers navigate airports more easily. It proposes using indoor positioning, real-time flight info, shopping/dining offers, and personalized guidance to reduce stress and allow more time to spend at the airport. The app aims to increase passenger experience and airport revenues by guiding travelers and promoting digital shopping. It outlines technical requirements and next steps to build such an app in partnership with airports.
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Rapid and reliable services on-demand, instant information at their fingertips and entertainment on tap. What will tomorrow's travelers demand as they progress through every step of the journey, from planning to booking, and arrivals to destination? How will they want to consume the services on offer and what implications does that have for airlines and airport operators? Whats clear is that as we approach a new era of air travel, the challenges of more demanding customers will require better efficiencies coupled with faster and more accurate services.
www.sita.aero/surveys
Catering for smarter travelers but what will they be consuming? And wearing?:
Paul Behan, Director, Passenger IATA
Transforming the day-of-travel experience with mobile servicestnooz
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What are pain points that travellers experience on their day of travel?
How can intelligent mobile services significantly enhance the travellers journey to and through the airport and improve the relationship with their airline?
This FREE webinar will examine the findings from Mobile Travel Technologies extensive research into "day of travel" frustrations.
Learn the following based on MTT's online survey, one-on-one interviews with travellers and airport observations:
Problems travellers experience in airports
Issues when preparing for flights
Why self-service kiosks are under-used
How intelligent mobile services can transform airline services on the day of travel
How airlines can leverage new opportunities for ancillary sales
Panelists for the webinar are:
Patrick Monaghan, product manager, MTT
Gene Quinn, producer and CEO, Tnooz
Nick Vivion, moderator and global events lead, Tnooz
This webinar took place on Thursday 12 March 2015.
This document provides instructions for conducting a mystery audit of Indigo Airlines. The audit involves evaluating various customer touchpoints including the call center, ticketing counter, check-in counter, kiosk, boarding gate, onboard services, and arrival services. Photos, recordings, and staff names must be captured. Services will be evaluated on parameters like cleanliness, staff behavior, query handling, and following proper procedures. The audit includes a call center interaction, airport processes from ticketing to boarding, and an evaluation of onboard food, crew, and arrival baggage services.
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The document summarizes learnings from a Lean Launchpad Block Week where a team explored opportunities in the domestic airline market. Through interviews, they learned that business travelers prefer more comfortable seats and reduced airport time over other premium offerings. While initially focusing on the business traveler market, they pivoted to target both business and leisure travelers looking for an improved experience over economy flights. Key learnings included the need to demonstrate value through time savings and emphasize comfort. Next steps involve further customer validation and refining the financial model and regulatory requirements.
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This document proposes using operational data from airlines to provide passengers with information and control during their travel experience. It suggests developing a digital solution that gives passengers access to carefully selected operational data to increase transparency, trust, and create memorable experiences. This could involve letting passengers see information about their aircraft, flight status, airport processes, and more. The benefits would be moving to a new type of customer relationship with increased transparency and passenger experience to distinguish the airline from competitors.
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The document describes a prototype for an airport arrivals app created by Zaid Haque. The app uses a process flow with cards for each step of the travel process. Passengers can scroll through the cards to see information for arriving at the airport, picking up bags, and exiting. The prototype was created using software like Illustrator, Sketch and XD, with interactions prototyped in Keynote. Different screens cater to domestic arrivals, international arrivals, and transit passengers. The design is intended to reduce stress and information overload by only displaying relevant details for each passenger's journey.
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The presentation highlights how airports are using, and can use social media to drive results and revenues, especially from in-airport retail.
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Jim Slevin, Managing Director of Human Recognition System's Aviation division, presentation to the Aviation IT Conference from November 2013. Jim looks at how Airports can get to know their passengers and the retail revenue, operational and security benefits that they gain when they do.
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- It also analyzes the performance of American Airlines' brand and identifies issues such as campaigns not connecting with customers and the brand being disconnected from current travelers.
- Similarly, it examines Virgin America's brand performance and touches on assumptions that it is not user-friendly and needs to address trust issues with current and future customers.
This document discusses innovations in the aviation industry, including aircraft manufacturing, airlines, and airports. For aircraft manufacturing, it notes a lack of radical design changes and a focus on fuel efficiency. For airlines, it outlines innovations in customer touchpoints, distribution channels like mobile apps and chatbots, payment methods, check-in processes, in-flight entertainment, seating, and ancillary revenue generation. It also provides examples of new aircraft cabin concepts, premium seating options, and business/first class innovations. For airports, it discusses innovations in airport access, amenities, air traffic management, and making airports more environmentally friendly. The document emphasizes that innovation benefits include cost reductions, competitive advantages, and improved customer experience.
This document provides information about an airport hackathon being held simultaneously at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and Paris airports. It includes details about themes, prizes, agenda, and resources available to participants. The hackathon aims to generate new solutions to improve the passenger experience through open innovation and use of technologies like APIs, beacons, and location services. The agenda includes presentations on airport operations, available data, and resources followed by time for teams to develop ideas and prototypes.
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1) Milan Malpensa Airport aims to improve the passenger experience through better passenger flow management to reduce waiting times. Currently, waiting times are tracked manually but the airport aims to automate this tracking for more accurate data collection.
2) The data collected on waiting times will be used to provide passengers with more accurate estimated waiting times as they move through the airport from check-in to boarding. This information will encourage passengers to spend more time shopping in the airport.
3) Combining waiting time data with records from boarding pass scans will provide benefits to both airport operations and commercial planning by giving insights into passenger flows and time spent in retail areas. The goal is to collect more precise data to predict passenger flows and further
This document provides basic airport and flight terminology in English. It defines key terms like terminals, gates, security checks, boarding, departures, arrivals, customs, information desks, delays, check-in desks, boarding passes, luggage allowance, stopovers, and carry-on luggage. The document also includes examples of short conversations one might have with airport staff to get flight information or check luggage.
Transforming the day-of-travel experience with mobile servicestnooz
油
What are pain points that travellers experience on their day of travel?
How can intelligent mobile services significantly enhance the travellers journey to and through the airport and improve the relationship with their airline?
This FREE webinar will examine the findings from Mobile Travel Technologies extensive research into "day of travel" frustrations.
Learn the following based on MTT's online survey, one-on-one interviews with travellers and airport observations:
Problems travellers experience in airports
Issues when preparing for flights
Why self-service kiosks are under-used
How intelligent mobile services can transform airline services on the day of travel
How airlines can leverage new opportunities for ancillary sales
Panelists for the webinar are:
Patrick Monaghan, product manager, MTT
Gene Quinn, producer and CEO, Tnooz
Nick Vivion, moderator and global events lead, Tnooz
This webinar took place on Thursday 12 March 2015.
This document provides instructions for conducting a mystery audit of Indigo Airlines. The audit involves evaluating various customer touchpoints including the call center, ticketing counter, check-in counter, kiosk, boarding gate, onboard services, and arrival services. Photos, recordings, and staff names must be captured. Services will be evaluated on parameters like cleanliness, staff behavior, query handling, and following proper procedures. The audit includes a call center interaction, airport processes from ticketing to boarding, and an evaluation of onboard food, crew, and arrival baggage services.
Seattle Technical Forum-Insights of TravelMithun T. Dhar
油
This document discusses Concur's integrated travel and expense management platform and opportunities for developers. It notes that Concur processes over $50 billion in travel spend annually for 20,000 companies and 25 million users worldwide. The document promotes Concur's open platform and app center as ways for developers to build solutions that leverage Concur's robust travel and expense data to target business travelers and companies. Developers are encouraged to explore opportunities and innovate new apps to reach Concur's large customer base.
The document summarizes learnings from a Lean Launchpad Block Week where a team explored opportunities in the domestic airline market. Through interviews, they learned that business travelers prefer more comfortable seats and reduced airport time over other premium offerings. While initially focusing on the business traveler market, they pivoted to target both business and leisure travelers looking for an improved experience over economy flights. Key learnings included the need to demonstrate value through time savings and emphasize comfort. Next steps involve further customer validation and refining the financial model and regulatory requirements.
Service encounters are transactional interactions in which one person provides a service or good to another person. Moment of Truth is a time when a person or thing is tested, a decision has to be made, or a crisis has to be faced.
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油
Lynn Teo, Chief Experience Officer at McCann, gave a presentation on marketing beyond advertising campaigns. She discussed understanding consumer pain points and emotions through research, developing ideas to address opportunities across communication channels and phases of travel, and leveraging physical and digital touchpoints to enhance customer experience and engagement. She emphasized designing experiences with an understanding of how to serve people.
This document proposes using operational data from airlines to provide passengers with information and control during their travel experience. It suggests developing a digital solution that gives passengers access to carefully selected operational data to increase transparency, trust, and create memorable experiences. This could involve letting passengers see information about their aircraft, flight status, airport processes, and more. The benefits would be moving to a new type of customer relationship with increased transparency and passenger experience to distinguish the airline from competitors.
Air ticket reservation system presentation Smit Patel
油
The document describes an online air ticket reservation system project that allows passengers to make reservations, view confirmations, and cancel reservations online. It includes information on the project duration, tools used, modules, database tables, limitations, and future enhancements. The key modules are reservation, viewing reservations, cancellation, information, and administration.
The document describes a prototype for an airport arrivals app created by Zaid Haque. The app uses a process flow with cards for each step of the travel process. Passengers can scroll through the cards to see information for arriving at the airport, picking up bags, and exiting. The prototype was created using software like Illustrator, Sketch and XD, with interactions prototyped in Keynote. Different screens cater to domestic arrivals, international arrivals, and transit passengers. The design is intended to reduce stress and information overload by only displaying relevant details for each passenger's journey.
How airports can use social media to drive retailSimpliFlying
油
This presentation was delivered by Robert Cook, Principal at SimpliFlying, at Kulala Lumpur International Airport's Retail conference.
The presentation highlights how airports are using, and can use social media to drive results and revenues, especially from in-airport retail.
Get & Book trasfers over the Globe at 1 place
Benefits for Travel Agencies & Tour Operators, for Webmasters & Bloggers, for IT travel providers & OTAs, Airlines & Hotelchains & Metasearches
Verifiable Credentials for Travel & HospitalityEvernym
油
In this webinar, Evernym's Jamie Smith and Andrew Tobin discuss how verifiable credentials and digital wallets can reduce fraud, automate workflows, and transform customer experiences across the travel and hospitality industries.
Jim Slevin, Managing Director of Human Recognition System's Aviation division, presentation to the Aviation IT Conference from November 2013. Jim looks at how Airports can get to know their passengers and the retail revenue, operational and security benefits that they gain when they do.
- The document contains information about branding audits for American Airlines and Virgin America, including positioning statements, desired identities, actual identities, brand encounters, and brand images.
- It also analyzes the performance of American Airlines' brand and identifies issues such as campaigns not connecting with customers and the brand being disconnected from current travelers.
- Similarly, it examines Virgin America's brand performance and touches on assumptions that it is not user-friendly and needs to address trust issues with current and future customers.
This document discusses innovations in the aviation industry, including aircraft manufacturing, airlines, and airports. For aircraft manufacturing, it notes a lack of radical design changes and a focus on fuel efficiency. For airlines, it outlines innovations in customer touchpoints, distribution channels like mobile apps and chatbots, payment methods, check-in processes, in-flight entertainment, seating, and ancillary revenue generation. It also provides examples of new aircraft cabin concepts, premium seating options, and business/first class innovations. For airports, it discusses innovations in airport access, amenities, air traffic management, and making airports more environmentally friendly. The document emphasizes that innovation benefits include cost reductions, competitive advantages, and improved customer experience.
This document provides information about an airport hackathon being held simultaneously at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and Paris airports. It includes details about themes, prizes, agenda, and resources available to participants. The hackathon aims to generate new solutions to improve the passenger experience through open innovation and use of technologies like APIs, beacons, and location services. The agenda includes presentations on airport operations, available data, and resources followed by time for teams to develop ideas and prototypes.
Enhancing the passenger experience at Milan Malpensa and LinateAmor Group
油
1) Milan Malpensa Airport aims to improve the passenger experience through better passenger flow management to reduce waiting times. Currently, waiting times are tracked manually but the airport aims to automate this tracking for more accurate data collection.
2) The data collected on waiting times will be used to provide passengers with more accurate estimated waiting times as they move through the airport from check-in to boarding. This information will encourage passengers to spend more time shopping in the airport.
3) Combining waiting time data with records from boarding pass scans will provide benefits to both airport operations and commercial planning by giving insights into passenger flows and time spent in retail areas. The goal is to collect more precise data to predict passenger flows and further
This document provides basic airport and flight terminology in English. It defines key terms like terminals, gates, security checks, boarding, departures, arrivals, customs, information desks, delays, check-in desks, boarding passes, luggage allowance, stopovers, and carry-on luggage. The document also includes examples of short conversations one might have with airport staff to get flight information or check luggage.
This presentation, "SWOT Analysis for Design Students," provides a comprehensive guide to understanding and applying SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analysis in the context of design entrepreneurship. It covers the fundamentals of SWOT, including definitions, examples, and actionable insights for designers, while also introducing Quantitative SWOT Analysis to assign numerical values for better prioritization. The presentation includes step-by-step instructions, a case study, and tools like Excel, Canva, and Lucidchart to assist in the process. Aimed at design students, it equips them with strategic planning skills essential for creating robust business plans, identifying market opportunities, and mitigating risks in the competitive design industry.
Interior architecture is something that completely focuses on the interior and its functionality for human occupancy. Interior architecture simply blends art & science in order to create, restore, or readapt the inside of various different buildings, such as residential homes, offices, or other interior areas.
This lecture explores the fundamental mechanical properties of materialsstrength, stiffness, toughness, ductility, and hardnessand their critical role in product design and manufacturing. Through real-world examples and academic references, the lecture highlights how understanding these properties enables designers to predict material behaviour, ensuring safety, durability, and efficiency in their products. Key topics include the structural origins of material properties, the effects of time and temperature, and the importance of context in material selection. By the end of the lecture, students will gain the knowledge needed to select appropriate materials for innovative and functional product designs, tailored to specific user needs and environmental conditions.
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Learn how to improve your rankings with long-tail keywords, LSI keywords, and search intent optimization. Discover the best keyword placement strategies for titles, URLs, meta descriptions, and content to maximize SEO impact. Download the PDF now!
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Secrets of International Press Conferences
Unlocking the Power of Global Public Relations and Media Outreach www.prsinternationalgroup.com, www.pressconference.co.in #PRS #Press #Conference #International #Media #Management #World #PPT
The presentation, titled "Design Principles: From 2D into 3D," explores the foundational principles of designsuch as balance, contrast, emphasis, unity, movement, scale, and repetitionand how they transition from 2D to 3D design. While 2D design focuses on flat compositions, 3D design introduces depth, volume, and spatial relationships, requiring additional considerations like physical weight, materiality, and multiple viewing angles. The presentation highlights key differences and applications of these principles in both dimensions, supported by examples and references from design literature. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of mastering these principles to create cohesive, functional, and engaging designs across different mediums.
Stepping into a Pilates studio for the first time can be a tad intimidating, especially when faced with an array of unfamiliar equipment that seems more fitting for a science lab than a workout space. However, these apparatuses are at the heart of the Pilates experience, each designed to facilitate specific movements and benefits.
16. Think > Build > Run
16
Experience mission
Content analysis
Benchmark
Business interviews
Personas
Research & insight
Sitemap
Zoning
Navigation
Wireframing
Design
<HTML/>
User test
Eyetracking
18. Think > Business interviews
18
Users
needs
Business
objectives Value
19. Think > Personas
19
Business traveller
35-50 years old
Product: Bflex & Business
Frequent flyer
Travel early in the morning
Time is money > save time
Like to work during travelling
(space to work, information on Wifis, Internet spots, plug
computer during flight)
Mobile usage (mobile checkin)
Price doesnt matter/Time table is key
Fast booking online booking online checkin
20. Think > Experience mission
20
Scenario 1
束 We have seen promotions. We need a lowcost flight for a weekend in Prague 損
Scenario 2
束 We have a business meeting in Lisbon on 02/11. 損
38. 38
Boarding pass
Check-in
E-ticket
Security check point
Flight number
Reservation number
B.Light
Miles
Drop off
Express check-in
Code share
Are we all familiar with these notions ?
39. Passenger ticket
Ok.
And where is it?
What does it
mean?
Is it a key information
for my next steps? I dont understand
everything
40. Step by step
40
Airport arrival Check in Drop off Tax freeBorder control
Security check
point Boarding gate Flight
Airport
depature
Luggages
VIP lounge
Boarding
46. Im booking my travel
46
束 Im booking my travel 損 束 Im travellingTICKET
- Where is my ticket and which email should I bring to
the Airport
- What are the next steps?
The check-in: which will give me my true ticket: the
boarding pass
The weight limitation of my luggage and what Im
allowed to bring
When should I arrive to the airport?
- What should I know at this step ?
47. 47
When and how will I be in contact with Brussels Airlines?
Brussels Airlines has a big stand. Brussels Airlines speaks about Brussels Airlines.
I only receive corporate information about the company
It doesnt answer to my questions: Where to go ? How much ? When ?
At the Brussels Travel show 2008
48. 48
More than 17 different product names
B light Blight Economy B.light economy economy
Blight economy B flex Business class Economy Class
Bflex Economy + B flex Economy B.flex or Business
Business B Economy Economy
B Business BFlex Business BFlex Privilege gold
B Flex Privilege platinium
49. 49
Your mission to identify
- Divergences
- Unconsistencies
- Weaknesses
- Moment of truth
and all the opportunities the website could
help to improve the experience.
50. Moments of truth
50
Airport arrival Check in Drop off Tax freeBorder control
Security
check point Boarding gate Flight
Airport
depature
Luggages
VIP lounge
Boarding
51. Moments of truth
51
Airport arrival Check in Drop off Tax freeBorder control
Security
check point Boarding gate Flight
Airport
depature
Luggages
VIP lounge
Boarding
I have a perfume
bottle, but this is
too late
54. Experience timeline
54
I want to travel
Im booking my
travel
Im travelling
Im back from
my travel
BEFORE DURING AFTER
Find
a price
a destination
a timetable
a company
D-1 !
Ticket
passenger ,
checkin &
boarding pass
D+1!
Miles
Feedback
55. Experience timeline to navigation
55
I want to travel
Im booking my
travel
Im travelling
Im back from
my travel
#6: Im going to present you the mission of experience we have made for the redesign of brussels airlines website.
A brand is the sum total of all of the interactions between the customer & the products.
#8:
The perception a user has of Bair is determined by his experience across these touchpoints.
Web is one of those touchpoints and we had to work on it.
#9: What we have to do as a IA, usability expert or interaction designer, is to Understand the global user experience
What are the different touchpoints?
When do they interact with the user?
What is their role in the global process?
What is the global lifecycle of the relation between the brand and the user?
#10:
In general people making usability are focused on pages? Thats not bad, but go further.
#11:
Think to sitemap, interactions between pages, flowmap, labels.
#12:
But your website is not alone, it is in interaction with others services, websites: the online ecosystem (extranet, intranet, blogs, mobile, search engines, etc)
#13: But this kis not the end, what you can add is the offline worl (the reral world) that is also in interaction with the online one.
This is global experience. The main idea is to work on the site in its environement.
#14: One of our objectives with Brussels Airlines websites redesign was to improve the full experience of a customer though its travel journey.
Audrey (INTERRESTING NOT ONLY FOR THE WEBSITE)
#15: OK, now you know what we have done.
Lets tell you how we have done it and what we learned.
#17: At Emakina, we dont just build websites.
We are also thinking it and optimizing it.
In the first one we gather the information
In the second one we conceive the pages, the sitemap etc
And in the last we test and fix the issues
For the Bair v02, we had the chance to use a lot of methodologies.
Experience mission was part of this methodology.
#19: Of course we are the users defenders and we just want to take care of them.
But we have a client who has its own objectives and who is the person who knows the best his business.
Thats why, for example, we have met the Reward Programm responsibles of Brussels Airlines.
AUDREY: contexte interne
#20: We have worked on 5 personas.
This can help to identify the needs of every target group and take them into account during the conception with scenarios based on these different users needs.
#21: We completely forgot all we knew about taking a plane, booking, etc.
We were simply travellers of Brussels Airlines.
For this most exciting mission what we have done is to live the Brussels Airlines Experience as a client, customer.
We were there just to do it and observe.
AUDREY DEFINITION SCENARIOS
We had 2 scenarios:
The first one was:
We have seen promotions in the street and we are looking for a low cost flight.
We want to make a week end city trip at Prague at the end of the month.
We will book online & use the web checkin. We had a luggage and flight in Blight, the (Audrey?) bair ticket.
The second was:
#22: We just made an invetory of the existing content.
And defined what you will to remove, change of keep.
#23: We also made a benchmark.
The goal was to extract the best practices of the major competitors.
#24: Call center issues
Surveys
Forums
Statistics
etc
#26: We have the content we want to put, we need a struture:
We had to
- Enummerate
- Categorize
- Structure it
To get the sitemap
#27: One of the most important User Interface component is the menu:
You have to display tise sitemap in a relevant navigation system.
#28: Have to design the grid in which you will put compenents.
This will add more consistency in all the pages of the website.
The new Bair website will follow this grid.
#29: This is wireframing fase
the blue items are clicable
the orange ones are highlights.
We worked on the homepage, the subhomepages, the booking engine, the promo finder, etc
During workshops: iterative work with the client.
#30: Functional x Estethic level
A designer is going to design it and to challenge it.
You can see this is not exactly the same. Audrey do you know why?
AUDREY COLLABORATION AVEC GEORGES
#31: Now we are going to evaluate what we have conceived
#32: Users tests: this is the final check, the final confirmation.
We used an eyetracker (a tool to track where people are looking at) and some scenarios (could you tell me if you can fly to Brazil with Bair?, Where would you manage your reservation?, You need to book a seat to Lisbon, where will you go to do that?)
Thanks to the eytracker you can track where people looked the most (heatmap) and where they looked firstly (gaze plots).
Based on results we made some recommendations
#38: Lot of queues, but you dont have time.
You run run and run again.
And a very long time to wait the boarding gate to open
#39: You need your boarding pass because this is a codeshare flight and you have made a drop off
What?!?
Ok, that great because I have my passenger ticket and the information must be on it!!!
#40: Heu I dont understand everything of this ticket gave by the website
#41: These steps can b
For this kind of mission, you need to forget everything you know! Be a kid for some hours.
e a real nightmare!
#42: Discover the world again.
forget everything you know!
#51: During the whole experience we meet what we call 束油moments of truth油損.
The first thing to do is to identify these moments of truth during experience.
#52: arriving at the border,
you realize that you cant have bottles but you have a new perfume bottle in your bag
but this is too late.
Thats a moment of truth.
#53: After having identified all of them, you have to find solutions to avoid these moments in the experience.
Our solution for this issue was to provide to people a reminder of all the prohibited item WHEN THEY ARE DOING THEIR BAGGAGES.
In fact we will provide a travel guide with all the information the user will need from the end of the booking to the return: He will get a document with all the information he will need: VISA, VACCINS, BAGGAGES, AIRPORT, currency, etc
AUDREY 1, 2 et 3
#54: Lets take an example to illustrate the impact of our travel experience mission.
#55: Lets take an example to illustrate the impact of our travel experience mission.
#56: Lets take an example to illustrate the impact of our travel experience mission.
#57: Another example is the 束油practial information section油損.
This is with the destination section, the part with the most content in the website.
Lot of information about baggages, chekin, onboard services, etc
#58: To structure this content we just use this timeline again.
#59: Because you know in which state will be the user visiting a certain page, you can adapt this page.
For example, the booking engine will not be present on every pages of the website because he is not always there to buy.
#62: People dont use the interface your building as you think. Lets illustrate this.
Whats in the users mind?
SOLUTION: user tests!
#64: On the project & with users
During definition of the products, names, etc