Client

Lost Paradise of Dilmun

Client

Lost Paradise of Dilmun

Services

Main role: UI / UX Design

Minor role: UX Researcher

Services

Main role: UI / UX Design

Minor role: UX Researcher

Tools

Figma | FigJam | Notion | Maze

| Google Slides | Google Drive

Tools

Figma | FigJam | Notion | Maze

| Google Slides | Google Drive

Timeline

Two Weeks

Timeline

Two Weeks

Client

Lost Paradise of Dilmun

Services

Main role: UI / UX Design

Minor role: UX Researcher

Tools

Figma | FigJam | Notion |

Maze | Google Slides |

Google Drive

Timeline

Two Weeks

Introduction

Introduction

What’s the lost paradise of Dilmun?
The Lost Paradise of Dilmun(LPOD), Bahrain is a Dilmun Era- Themed Waterpark and the first-ever outdoor waterpark in the Kingdom of Bahrain

What’s the lost paradise of Dilmun?
The Lost Paradise of Dilmun(LPOD), Bahrain is a Dilmun Era- Themed Waterpark and the first-ever outdoor waterpark in the Kingdom of Bahrain

What’s the lost paradise of Dilmun?
The Lost Paradise of Dilmun(LPOD), Bahrain is a Dilmun Era- Themed Waterpark and the first-ever outdoor waterpark in the Kingdom of Bahrain

Problem Statement

Problem Statement

Business: LPOD needs to address the challenge of increasing customer retention and attracting a higher number of visitors consistently throughout the year.


Users: Visitors face various obstacles such as long queues, lack of information about attractions, the inconvenience of carrying cash and valuables, and difficulties in staying connected with their group.

Discovery Phase

Discovery Phase

Our objectives for the six interviews we've conducted were to identify the LPOD visitors needs and the pain points & use their feedbacks to enhance the waterpark overall user experience. we aimed to understand the visitors perceptions and identify the areas to be improved, such as facilities & services. Our goal was to obtain valuable feedback from visitors and increase customers satisfaction.

User research
Objectives

User research
Objectives

User research
Objectives

User Research
Findings

User Research
Findings

User Research
Findings

We found out that:

  • The park is difficult to navigate 

  • Visitors need to carry cash/credit card
    for payment

  • The waiting line for the rides is too long 

  • Visitors cannot communicate/find their friends when they are in the park

Define Phase

Define Phase

Develop Phase

Develop Phase

Solution

Mobile App

The App enables users to perform multiple functions, including purchasing tickets or memberships, navigating the park with the assistance of a live map, and keeping track of friends or family members using RFID wristbands that are connected to the system. Furthermore, users can add credit to their accounts to facilitate cashless payments for any purchases made within the park.

Delivery Phase

Hi-Fi Prototype
By incorporating colors and typography, along with the application's content such as pictures, videos, and text, we upgraded the mid fidelity to high fidelity. Additionally, I included several screens that were necessary to finalize the application during this stage

Hi-Fi Prototype
By incorporating colors and typography, along with the application's content such as pictures, videos, and text, we upgraded the mid fidelity to high fidelity. Additionally, I included several screens that were necessary to finalize the application during this stage

Next Steps

  • Conduct usability test on the changes we made

  • Research ways to improve app accessibility

  • Add a reserve locker feature

What I've learned

What I've learned

What I've learned

I have learned from this project how to work in a team and how we should support each other. For example, even though I was in charge of designing the UI / UX, I also worked on some of the UX Research to assist my teammates. Additionally, I have realized that the solution does not necessarily have to be a digital one, such as a website or an app with services, but it could also be a physical object like the wristband and phone case that fulfills the user's requirements.