Hey, I'm Samiria!
MOVIETIME
USER INTERVIEWS​
After creating participant criteria, I conducted interviews with movie-goers to see what influenced their snacking habits while at the theater. I thought initially that everyone would prefer using an app, but learned that most users would prefer going to the counter to have access to their items instantly.
PAIN POINTS​
1. Interface
Apps not user friendly and make it hard to order food
2. Delivery Time
Items take too long to get delivered when ordered from the app
3. Order Details
Availability and special needs aren’t communicated through the app
4. Order Tracking
Not knowing when my order is on the way or if my order is in progress.
PERSONAS
USER JOURNEY MAP
Meagan's user journey map showed that there is a lot of potential in having a completely paperless process from start to finish
Doris's user journey map showed that there is a lot of potential in having push notifications and a totally paperless app experience
INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE
USER FLOW
VALUE PROPOSITION​
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- Order movie Tickets
- Pick theater seats
- Order snacks in theater/in advance
- Push notifications (movie & snacks)
- Wallet/Calendar access
- No Contact Access
When you can order everything from the app it helps users save time. Having push notifications and wallet access gives users a one-click access point to tickets, snacks, etc.
Both Doris and Meagan would benefit from having this no-contact access so they can walk in and enjoy the movie without having to wait in lines or get distracted at the register.
PAPER WIREFRAMES
(first draft sketches)
Homepage
Item Page
Order Screen
Rewards
LOW-FI STUDY
HI - FIDELITY WIREFRAMES
IMPACT
IMPACT
“I can definitely see myself using this app in the future”
- Study Participant
Users appreciate the idea of having an easy to use snack ordering app for their favorite movie theater.
USER INSIGHT
It is important to give the users enough information to understand fully but not too much to where the process becomes too complicated.
I am currently working to increase the contrast of the scrollable menu displays.