Dity

To guide the users experience

For a year I worked in a startup focusing on making a platform where companys could plan events. Together with a team of five we made a concept and a website called: Dity Events.

UX & UI

2024

Part time

Insights and methods

My second year!

When I started to work in this startup I still felt unsure about my designskills, and this was my first project alone as a designer on a team with developers. I quickly learned to trust my gut and take control over my design.

I almost didn’t dare to blink

Because in this startup the production pace was quicker than I could make designs. I therefore learned to think new, made a designmanual for the developers and started to base my design on components when we were getting closer to the MVP deadlines.

Key findings

Many workers per visitor

The Use Case mapping found that both the online ticket and physical ticket lacks information and leans on the help from many different employers in the lobby.

Needs in the lobby

Physical mapping of information in the lobby to make is clear that more information does not equal good information. The user is easily confused in the lobby.

Two different usergroups

Too include all the users, I researched the tourists and the locals have different needs and habits.

Heatmap and research

Doing a heatmap of the website found that almost none of the users research in advance, making them miss important dates, info and tips like “A day at MUNCH with kids” which was highly requested.

Produkt og løsning

The product

Visual identity and design manual

The new ticket gives the museum a way to lengthen the userexperience, specially aiming for the users who is travelling to Oslo. The new ticket is foldable to allow them to have a memory.

Website and concept

The new ticket gives the museum a way to lengthen the userexperience, specially aiming for the users who is travelling to Oslo. The new ticket is foldable to allow them to have a memory.

Se mer resultat

Key takeaways