Ride Metro

Ticket Booking App - Case Study

"Ride Metro" is a metro ticket booking app designed to simplify the commuting experience.

Category:

Case Study

UI & UX Design

Client:

Hobby Project

Date:

February 2023

The app offers easy ticket booking, real-time schedule updates, and quick payment options, all through a user-friendly interface. With personalized route suggestions and seamless navigation, Ride Metro aims to make metro travel more efficient and accessible for users.

Problems

  1. Lack of data about the metro stations.

  2. People have to wait in queue for tickets.

  3. Can’t knew the price of the ticket.

  4. Most of the people can’t knew in which station would get off.

  5. Lost the paper tickets.

Solutions

  1. Providing proper details about the stations.

  2. Booking tickets digitally.

  3. Providing digital QR tickets.

  4. A reminder for passengers when they should get off.

4W+H

What:

Travelers find difficulties in buying tickets since it takes more time.

When:

Going to work, Vacation, Emergency Travel.

Why:

Our goal is the change the way of booking tickets, to service the users better.

Who:

Travelers, Students, Business people, Passengers

How:

We build an extensive logistic network for Metro booking.

User Review

Sri

Unable to see travel card history. I was not able to see transaction history.

Rajan

Information about the metro network is not accurate.

Vijaya

Option to see all my trips and transactions would be useful

Jayanta

It doesn't have a metro map option.

Mohan

Doesn't show card balance and doesnt show recharges done from stations.

Janani

Not all metro stations are updated

Priya

Ticketing must be completely online, where we have to pay online and do web top up in the station. Please try make it one time online activity.

Quantitative Research

Survey Data:

Qualitative Research

User Interview:

Questions

  1. How many times do you ride metro in a week?

  2. What are the problems you faced in metro?

  3. Did you forget the station you should get off at and then get off at the next station?

  4. Do you know the price of the ticket when you go to buy it?

  5. Have you ever lost your tickets and punished by money in station?

  6. Can you detect the metro near you easily when you are in a trip or new place?

Key Insights derived from interviews

  1. People waste more time in buying tickets.

  2. Some people can’t detect the price of the tickets.

  3. Most of the people lost their tickets

  4. Some people have problem in finding nearest metro station.

  5. Some forget the station that they would get off.

  6. Some people have problem in changing the lines of metro.

Empathy map

User Persona

Information Architecture

User Flow

UI Design

"Ride Metro" transforms the way commuters book tickets and navigate metro systems. With its intuitive interface, real-time updates, and personalized features.