iChangi App
UX APP design
CONCEPT
Changi Airport Singapore, voted one of the World’s Best Airports by Skytrax 2019, is renowned for its unrivalled airport experience in terms of efficiency, service and connectivity.
The task was to revamp the old iChangi App into one that is greatly improved in UI and UX.
PROJECT BRIEF
Requirement(s): Part of the UX team for A/B testing. To research and create option B for testing via surveys at Changi Airport. To work closely with the designer working on option A. To determine how the user interface will operate and meet user expectations.
Tool(s) used: Adobe XD
*Final UI done by Catherine Irma
Flight
The flight screen is tidied up and allows for more breathing room. Features such as importing your flights is available now. Each flight is nested in its own card and makes for better distinction between flights.
Flight Search
Flight search happens within the page (information changes as the user types in the search bar) and users are able to use the filters provided to filter search results.
Single Flight
Users are able to view a map of the flight route at the top of the screen. Details are much neater and easier to read.
Shop & Dine
Grids are used to display both an image as well as a short description of the store / restaurant. At a glance, users are also able to see the general location of the store / restaurant. Users are also able to sort and filter with a tap of a button. This reduces the clutter that the old version had where it was displayed upfront.
Single Shop & Dine
Users are now able to view where the nearest store is (if there is more than one store), opening hours as well as use a map to navigate them to the store.
Search
Likewise to the flight search, search now happens within the page (information changes as the user types in the search bar).
Examples of some of screens used for A/B testing
