User Experience

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Project Goal

This app was designed using the same research, timeline, and core concept as the Virtual Tour Wedding Planner Website project.

The goal is to create a mobile app that allows users to explore wedding venues through virtual tours, access reliable venue details, and connect with a wide range of wedding service vendors — all in one place. Integrated features like vendor listings and a built-in payment system aim to streamline the planning process.

By enabling users to discover and book beautiful wedding venues from home, the app delivers a seamless, one-stop wedding planning experience with minimal effort.

What
A virtual tour wedding venue search website that allows users to explore and book wedding venues from any location. The platform also offers a range of related services through vendor partnerships, creating a seamless, one-stop wedding planning experience.
My Role
As the UX designer, I led the design of both the mobile app and responsive website — from initial concept and research through to prototyping, testing, and final delivery.

Design Process

Empathize & Define

Problem Statement
Melody is a busy professional who needs easy, quick and reliable ways to plan a wedding because she has no time to physically visit multiple venue sites to check and individually arrange with wedding venders.
Storyboard - Big picture
For early stages of designing, series of panels that visually describe user’s experience to see potential solutions to a problem.
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Storyboard - Close-up
Experience focuses on how the product works (what user does to transition one screen to another). The purpose is to understand the practicality of products.
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Competitor Audit
An audit of a few competitor’s products provided direction on gaps and opportunities to address with VT Wedding Planner app.
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Ideate

Paper wireframes
Ensuring that the elements that made it to digital wireframes would be well-suited to address user pain points. Final refined wireframe was derived by selecting various elements from draft designs.
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Usability Study

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    Study type:
    Moderated

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    Location:
    Japan, remote

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    Participant:
    5 participant

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    Length:
    20-30 minutes

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Study Findings

Cue for Scroll Down
Visible cue to “scroll down” for long list
Add dedicated venue search page
The “search” section is at the bottom of the home page. Make it more clear by creating dedicated venue search page.
Final payment popup screen is confusing
Popup shows “back to home”. It is confusing to confirm the payment status. Make it more simple and clear.

Hi-Fidelity Prototype

Hi-fidelity prototype includes clearer structure as suggested by usability study.

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