Hierarchy Studies
With the provided information, I explored different chunks of text based on what I felt was more important. Then cycling through multiple structure variations.
Typeface Research
I evaluated several typefaces that were all designed to communicate information in a friendly and clear manner, in alignment with the needs of my target audience. Among them, I found that Inclusive Sans offered the best balance of readability, variety, and approachability.
Interface Sketching
To identify what I needed in my interface parts and whole, I sketched out early-stage layout explorations.
Color Studies and Ideation of Systems
I compared different color palettes while keeping in mind contrast and accessibility. The goal was to keep simple colors that would evoke feelings of calmness instead of the hectic energy of an airport.
I then paired different interface parts with varying colors and typefaces in order to distinguish 4 distinct systems.
Ideation and Iteration of Interface
Making small changes and moving further with the directions that were working best, I continued iterating on my systems.
Once choosing a system I worked to refine my interface and began possible changes towards a final direction.
Final Results and Prototype
After more refinement and critique, in order to make my app more approachable and easier to use with a visual of a drop-down, including the buttons for every drop-down and closed flight option I created my final screens below.
