Event guest
Project Type / UX UI Design
Date / 2023
Client / Creative Media for Social Change
Mentoring agency / Deloitte
Designers / K. Shan, J. Boot, B, Jansen, Paula Lopez Mascarin
The concept encourages sustainable behavior, disperses crowds effectively, and enhances the event experience through personalized and engaging rewards.
Final solution
Scavenger Hunt at ArenaBoulevard
Attendees participate in activities and earn rewards themed around the event (e.g., merchandise from a concert). Integrated through a web app tailored to the artist’s branding.
Rewards
Vending machines at strategic locations allow users to redeem rewards with codes. The more stops completed, the better the rewards.
Posters
These posters are displayed on the website, throughout the venue, and in its surrounding areas.
How I made it
Context
The major venues in Amsterdam (ArenA, Ziggo Dome, Afas Live) aimed to reduce the environmental impact of traffic congestion in the ArenA district during events. Our goal was to make sustainable travel an integral part of the event experience and to disperse crowds over time by raising awareness among attendees about their surroundings.
Goal
To make people go buy public transport to reduce ambiental impact and spread visitors to Bijlmer Station on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.
Statement
Primary Problem
Inhabitants near the venues were disturbed by noise and traffic congestion due to large crowds and car usage.
Secondary Problem
Research showed inhabitants were not bothered by noise or crowds. The real issue was reducing car use by encouraging public transport and offering activities to avoid crowding and improve traffic flow.
Research process
Included desk research, interviews, surveys, and field observation.
Survey
General visitors: We surveyed 10 participants (ages 20–25) to understand their experiences.
Rewards: 31 participants shared preferences for avoiding crowds and their favorite types of rewards.
Field Research
First Stage: Observed the area and spoke with residents to understand the impact of events
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Secondary stage:
Ziggo Dome: High congestion due to events in all the venues and Black Friday.
Huis van Oranje: Attendees valued staying longer to collect physical mementos.
Interviews
Engaged with residents and a consultant from Johan Cruijff ArenA, focusing on concert-goers rather than football fans due to differing behaviors.
User journey
Mapped the complete experience from ticket purchase to returning home.
Method
Used the "Crazy Eights" technique to generate ideas, selecting the best ones.
Ideation
Information architecture
Prototyping and Testing
Prototype
Discover the wireframes for the web app and tested them with potential users.
Behavioral Tests
Chocolate Rewards: Visitors were encouraged to walk small distances for free chocolates, observing their willingness to engage.
Distance Test: Used colored tickets to test how far people were willing to go for rewards.