A registration check-in flow for a NBA team

A registration check-in flow for a NBA team

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Sacramento Kings check-in flow is a UI flow for the ticket holders of the NBA matches held in October 2021.

  • Stakeholder interviews

  • Competitive analysis

  • Sketches

  • High-fi UI

  • Prototype

  • Testing

💡 Tools: Figma

💡 Deliverables: Responsive web app

💡 Timeline: 1 month

💡 Category: Sports

💡 The team: CEO, client success director, designers, project manager, developers

💡 Role: UX, UI


Goal

To create a check-in flow for the season ticket holders of Sacramento Kings games.


Design Process

Think

  • Stakeholder interviews

  • Ideation

  • Research

Make

  • Mockups

  • Prototypes

Check

  • Interview reviews

  • Stakeholder feedback

âš¡ Lots and lots of iterations for the entire period!


Sketches

Style guide


High-fi UI

Step 1. Enter phone number

The person will scan the QR code using their phone which will be navigated to this screen which has just one field which is the phone number.

Step 2. Form

After the phone number is entered by the user, it will be checked in the backend if their name, email and consent exist in the database. Even if one field is missing, the user will have to fill up this form.

Step 3. Check-in to game(s)

Certain VIP fans will need to be allowed to check in at least 24 hours before the game starts - this could mean checking in to more than 1 game. If the mobile number submitted belongs to a fan who has tagged as Row 1 Owner or Row 1 Guest, we need to present a simple and clean way to list all games (about 40 games) they can check into. Users can toggle/uncheck in / check in today or future games.

Step 4. All Set

After this screen is shown to the user, the user will receive a message from the backend which will walk them into the stadium.

Edge cases - no data entered or wrong data

iPad mockups

If somebody doesn’t have their phone then they’ll do this entire flow on the iPad when they go through security.


Prototype

Thanks for reading! ✨

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