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Survey and study for Eurail
Pain points: Users couldn't find the same journey on the Eurail app and website because the timetable scales differ, leading to inconsistent results. As a result, they couldn't book seat reservations since the train was missing from the search.
Role
UX Research
UX Design
Qualitative research
First I found out there are different scales between the web and the app.
In the app, the transfer time scales are β¨1, 2, 3, 4, 5 min, 10, 15, 30 min, 1h , 2h, 3h
In the web version, the scales areβ¨β¨0m, 10m,β¨20m,β¨30m,β¨40m, 50m, 60m
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I began researching what our competitors are doing and noticed that most of them offer no more than five fixed options. In NS, they use single-select buttons with a default of 0 minutes transfer time, showing all search results, which can be seen as a "no value applied" option. In SNCB, they also use single-select buttons with a default 0 value. In SBB, they use radio buttons with a default value of "standard transfer time..."
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We created a 3 minutes survey to understand what users need, questions such as "How much time would you prefer for your train transfer at a station for most of your journeys? Please select the category that best suits your preference." and "Do you remember which transfer time you selected most?"
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we decided these values based on the survey: Β
(At least) 1 min, 5 min, 10min, 15 min, 20 min, 1hr
In the survey result we found out:
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Final design based on data
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