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GET IN

GET IN is an event management app that wishes to deliver a fast, efficient and profitable experience for the event organizer and his staff as well.

 
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Introduction

Overview

GET IN is an event management App. The project was a redesign of an existing App. during my UX studies. Maria A. and Me have offered our services to "GET-IN" to improve the user experience and attract users from the competition.

Based on the wireframes and additional insights I have

leveraged it all to another level.

Role

UX Research  •  UX Design

Project Type

UX course - Final Project

+ Redesign

The Goal

We started by talking with the entrepreneur and understood that the main users of the system are the event organizers while the main goal was to attract more Producers and event organizers through a fast, friendly & efficient system.

App structure

GET-IN is an event management system that is currently focused on:

Ticket sale & guests tracking (check in)

Owner/Producer statics

Staff tracking & managing

Event page & details 

The current situation is a hybrid of mobile design features and desktop web page structure.

The Challenge

Get-in has 2 main issues to deal with:

Lack of consistency

Inconsistency of the system layout, the same layout is used for both desktop and mobile, when some of the layouts are adapted for mobile and some for desktop

The event draft takes too long

The old create event procedure takes too long,

about 8 minutes and loses the user patience. 

Research

Realizing that the main users of the system are event organizers we

have started Interviewing different types of organizers, some of them are GET-IN users and some are not.

Analytics

Based on the GET-IN Google analytics we were able to retrieve,

we had some insights:

96.2%

The majority of GET-IN users are using mobile

Less than

10%

Home page traffic was quite low

Roles

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Regev Cohen

Age:

Occupation:

Event Location:

seriousness:

31 years old

Event Organizer

Beer Sheva

High - 2-3K visitors

Goals:

- Create an attractive event page fast and easy

- Control and supervise his staff

- Oversee the event’s sales and guests traffic 

Motivation:

work less & get more sales = money.

Pain-points:

- Current “New event” procedure takes too long

- Having a hard time supervising staff assignment

Use case:

- Advanced user, create an event, inspecting statics

- Event organizing is his primary occupation

Market Analysis

We reviewed the competition and tried to analyze their pros and cons including different areas with affinity to other places of the users' world and other onboarding and setup wizards.

 
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Finding & Insights

 

Interview’s conclusions & pain points:

Get the user there and fast

In the old App Creating a new event

takes about 7-10 min.

Clear Navigation

 

Complicated and incomprehensible navigation

Clean and usable design 

A cognitive load caused by Multi fields and info on the small screen 

Wireframes

After gathering all the information along with the insights from the research through collecting inspiration I came to the following results:

Create new event

The "creating a new event" process was long and tedious and lasted between 5-7 minutes and contained about 6 steps, each of which was a form in itself, which is definitely more difficult and even more mobile.

For my solution, I chose to use 4 simple steps to get to an initial and fairly advanced mode of creating an event that lasts

about 90 sec. at most.

Assigning Salesman 

Following the event creation and publishing, there's a suggestion by the App to assign a salesman helping to drive the income.

There's an option to assign a former salesman from a previous event that the producer probably knows and add manually as well.

Convenient Dashboard

On top of the convenience of creating the event, it was important to me that the producer’s landing screen will be comfortable and readable as well as highlight the numbers by their priority 

Check - in event using QR reader

Used by the event's Selectors.

Providing access to event guests and statistics.

Takeaways

I'm glad that I've decided to redesign it again after the course I think that the result is quite good although I didn't get to do user testing to see how the user reacts to the new design.

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