Hotel Booking

OVERVIEW

Transforming desktop hotel reservations by addressing real user frustrations and creating an intuitive prototype that streamlines booking.

A black and white image of a handrawn logo
Image of a Gray to white soft gradient

YEAR

2025

ROLE

CREATIVE DIRECTOR

SERVICES

UX DESIGN
BRAND REDESIGN

Problem


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For my first UX case study, I tackled the challenge of improving the hotel booking experience on desktop platforms.


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After performing Usability tests and creating an Affinity Diagram here is what I found

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Users encounter confusing layouts, lack of information, and hidden fees when booking hotels online, leading to frustration and abandoned bookings.


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To further detail the User journey I created a User Journey Map and Flow Diagram

Solution


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Based on real user insights, I created a medium-fidelity and high-fidelity prototype with an intuitive flow and clear summaries to ensure the booking experience is straightforward and enjoyable.


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I then iterated the design after performing Usability tests until I found a perfect UX experience. During the first phase of interactions I found that users weren't sure if they had completed a step in the booking progress with the original progress bar, So I changed the design to show that. As seen below





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The final design has reduced the number of steps and cognitive load required to book a hotel room.


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Address key user pain points such as being unable to check details and confusing navigation.


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Hotel Booking

OVERVIEW

Transforming desktop hotel reservations by addressing real user frustrations and creating an intuitive prototype that streamlines booking.

A black and white image of a handrawn logo
Image of a Gray to white soft gradient

YEAR

2025

ROLE

CREATIVE DIRECTOR

SERVICES

UX DESIGN
BRAND REDESIGN

Problem


●  
For my first UX case study, I tackled the challenge of improving the hotel booking experience on desktop platforms.


●  
After performing Usability tests and creating an Affinity Diagram here is what I found

●  
Users encounter confusing layouts, lack of information, and hidden fees when booking hotels online, leading to frustration and abandoned bookings.


●  
To further detail the User journey I created a User Journey Map and Flow Diagram

Solution


●  
Based on real user insights, I created a medium-fidelity and high-fidelity prototype with an intuitive flow and clear summaries to ensure the booking experience is straightforward and enjoyable.


●  
I then iterated the design after performing Usability tests until I found a perfect UX experience. During the first phase of interactions I found that users weren't sure if they had completed a step in the booking progress with the original progress bar, So I changed the design to show that. As seen below





●  
The final design has reduced the number of steps and cognitive load required to book a hotel room.


●  
Address key user pain points such as being unable to check details and confusing navigation.


Image of a Laptop on top of an eletronic device
Image of two smartphones with a gray background
Smooth Scroll
This will hide itself!

Hotel Booking

OVERVIEW

Transforming desktop hotel reservations by addressing real user frustrations and creating an intuitive prototype that streamlines booking.

A black and white image of a handrawn logo
Image of a Gray to white soft gradient

YEAR

2025

ROLE

CREATIVE DIRECTOR

SERVICES

UX DESIGN
BRAND REDESIGN

Problem


●  
For my first UX case study, I tackled the challenge of improving the hotel booking experience on desktop platforms.


●  
After performing Usability tests and creating an Affinity Diagram here is what I found

●  
Users encounter confusing layouts, lack of information, and hidden fees when booking hotels online, leading to frustration and abandoned bookings.


●  
To further detail the User journey I created a User Journey Map and Flow Diagram

Solution


●  
Based on real user insights, I created a medium-fidelity and high-fidelity prototype with an intuitive flow and clear summaries to ensure the booking experience is straightforward and enjoyable.


●  
I then iterated the design after performing Usability tests until I found a perfect UX experience. During the first phase of interactions I found that users weren't sure if they had completed a step in the booking progress with the original progress bar, So I changed the design to show that. As seen below





●  
The final design has reduced the number of steps and cognitive load required to book a hotel room.


●  
Address key user pain points such as being unable to check details and confusing navigation.


Image of a Laptop on top of an eletronic device
Image of two smartphones with a gray background
Smooth Scroll
This will hide itself!

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