Role: UX Designer (Solo)
Type: Self-initiated UX case study
Timeline: 8 weeks (Dec. 2024)
Tools: Figma
Overwhelming choices and unclear navigation make selection harder.
Choosing a movie together often leads to hesitation and delayed decisions.
Decisions are often made quickly, especially during peak hours.
While going to the cinema is a social experience, choosing a movie as a group often becomes the most time-consuming part of the journey.
Share movie options and vote together to reach decisions faster.
Browse and pre-order snacks in advance to avoid queues and save time at the theater.
Visual elements inspired by cinema to create a familiar and immersive experience.
Befor
After
To better support shared decisions, the flow was iterated to allow users to share movie options and gather quick feedback from the group.
Iteration focused on reducing back-and-forth by making group preferences visible early.
Snack pre-ordering helps users save time and stay focused on the shared plan.
These decisions were guided by a focus on clarity, shared understanding, and reducing unnecessary mental effort.
Clear group-oriented flow
Reduced decision friction
Integrated snack planning