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Charismatic Copywriter Flamingo Theater Web Site

Flamingo Theaters-Responsive Web Site & Dedicated Application

This is a sandbox movie theater created for the purpose of achieving the Google UX Design Certificate. My role in this project was a UX Generalist. For this project I conducted user interviews, designed wireframes, mockups, & prototypes. I then conducted a usability study, and configured design iterations based on the feedback, finally I created a go to market version of this program for multiple screen sizes.

The Problem: Movie goers want to experience entertainment on the movie theater site. However, they worry about not getting a seat, or not enough seats to sit with their party, or about missing the beginning of the movie, because they are involved in other entertainment activities.

The Solution: I created an application designed to reduce the movie goers stress about missing the movie, by offering movie start notifications, and seat reservations. The app also enhances the convenience and safety of using onsite amenities.

Target Audience Movie goers ages 10-65 that use a web page for selecting their movie theater and time.

The Research

Most people going to the movies are going for long term entertainment. They are looking forward to participating in other onsite amenities prior to the movie starting. Different age brackets prefer to know when to movie starts in different ways. Most movie goers prefer to be in their seats with their concessions in hand before the movie starts. This time ranges based on what the user is doing prior to the movie.