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Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo — Website and ticket booking experience for one of Dubai Mall's most visited attractions, as part of the in-house UI/UX team.

Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo

Emaar Entertainment

Dubai — 2016

Websites & Digital / Brand & Identity

Ticket date selection
Visitor and ticket type selector
Cart and checkout summary

Back in 2016, most visitors were buying on a phone, often already inside Dubai Mall, deciding between a single aquarium ticket and a combo with another Emaar attraction. That audience is not browsing. They are standing somewhere, deciding quickly, and the flow had to survive thirty seconds of patience.

The work started with the operations team rather than with a design brief. They were flagging. Guests arriving with the wrong ticket type, queues at the counter for changes, combo confusion, date errors, whichever it actually was. I designed the concept, the flow and the interface around solving that, then worked alongside the in-house development team through implementation to make sure what shipped still answered the problem we started with.

Conceptualisation, design and HTML/CSS build of the site, developed on Bootstrap and built responsive for a mobile-heavy visitor audience. One of five consumer leisure brands within Emaar Entertainment, each with its own audience inside a single group identity.

Role

  • Concept
  • UX design
  • UI design
  • Front-end build

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Website and ticket booking experience for one of Dubai Mall's most visited attractions, as part of the in-house UI/UX team.

As shipped 2016. The site has been rebuilt since.

  • Booking flow designed for a phone, in a mall, in a hurry
  • Combo and single-ticket decision made on one screen
  • One of five Emaar Entertainment brands on a shared identity

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