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Ticketswap

The challenge was to redesign several screens of the Ticketswap app. TicketSwap offers a safe, convenient, and fair platform for buying and selling tickets to concerts, festivals, sports events, theater productions, and day trips, making it a preferred choice for users worldwide. Based on previous usage, the aim is to enhance its visual appeal.

Project​ Summary

Role - UX / UI Design

Location - On Site

Team - Individual project 

Design Tools - Figma

Timeline - 1 Week (July 2022)

Stakeholders - Ironhack Design Project

Opportunities for improvement: Overview of the previous experience

Building on the previous app design, the following areas have been identified for aesthetic refinement and improvement: 

 

#1 Logo

Taking into account color psychology, the Ticketswap logo utilizes blue and white, colors known to evoke serenity and commonly employed in industries such as technology, healthcare, and finance due to their associations with professionalism and reliability. To enhance modernity and sophistication, the design could incorporate violet and navy blue, hues more closely associated with creativity, artistry, and elegance.

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Appearance of the Ticketswap app logo.

#2 Homepage

The home page presents several areas for improvement. While the design is clean and simple, the color palette feels overly cool, which lacks the vibrant atmosphere typically associated with an events app. The design could benefit from evoking emotions such as:

  • Joy

  • Excitement

  • Freedom

  • Community

  • Vibrancy

Additionally, the event card would benefit from a more dynamic color scheme to enhance contrast and readability, making event details more accessible.

Appearance of the homepage.

#3 Discover event overview

When tapping on 'Discover Events,' various events are displayed as simple icons, each showing the event date, name, and location. Incorporating images for each event could significantly increase user interest.

Appearance of the discover event screen.

#4 Categories 

When tapping on 'Categories,' users are presented with various event categories, each represented by a simple icon and name. Incorporating category cards with images for each category could greatly enhance the visual appeal and overall enjoyment of the user experience.

Appearance of the categories screen.

#5 Event & tickets overview

When accessing event details and available tickets, information about already sold tickets is irrelevant for users looking to buy or sell a ticket.

Event and tickets overview.

#6 Ticket  purchase

When choosing a ticket to purchase, information about tickets that have already been sold by the seller is not relevant to the user.

Ticket purchase overview.

Solution 1: Logo

Violet and navy blue were chosen as the primary colors of the Ticketswap logo to convey modernity and sophistication, based on their associations with creativity, art and refinement. These shades create a balanced expression of contemporary style, dynamism and elegance best suited for an event ticket exchange application.

App intro sequence with new logo.

Solution 2: Homepage

The redesigned homepage now features a more dynamic color scheme, enhancing contrast to evoke a vibrant atmosphere and improve the readability of event details.

New design of the platform's home page.

Solution 3: Discover events

Images were integrated for each event to enhance engagement, allowing users to easily scroll down and access a comprehensive list of all events scheduled for the day.

New discover event screen layout.

Solution 4: Categories

Images have been integrated for each category to boost engagement, enabling users to easily scroll down and access a complete list of all event categories.

New discover event screen layout.

Redesigned all categories.

Solution 5: Event & tickets display

In the new design, information about tickets that have already been sold has been removed, as it’s not relevant for users who want to buy or sell tickets.

New event information screen.

New tickets display overview.

Solution 6: Ticket purchase

Information about tickets already sold by the seller has been removed, as it’s not relevant to users choosing a ticket to purchase.

New buy ticket purchase display.

New ticket purchase display.

Why are we doing this? 

#1 Improve the app's visual appearance​

By adding vibrant colors and images, the app now feels more inviting and enjoyable, creating excitement as users browse for tickets.

The images also serve a practical purpose, giving users quick visual cues to identify events and connect emotionally. The new colors and dynamic design add energy that aligns with the ticket buying/selling experience. This refreshed look is clear, joyful, easy to navigate, and visually appealing.

#2 Eliminate irrelevant information for the user

Removing irrelevant information, such as tickets that have already been sold for an event or by a specific seller, helps keep the app focused and user-friendly. This streamlining ensures that only available options are shown, making it faster and easier for users to buy or sell tickets without distractions.

Final thoughts

User testing is needed to confirm whether the new app design encourages greater user engagement. Currently, all design choices are based on assumptions that need verification.

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