Visiting a museum in an effective and enjoyable manner can often be a challenge. At the National Gallery, the painting exhibition consists of approximately 2,300 works. Using the app, the user can easily see the shortest path to the work of art they are interested in.
Another problem is the often limited accessibility of artworks presented in museums on the Internet. This can be frustrating, especially for those who are interested in art but cannot see it in person at a museum for various reasons.
THE GOAL
The aim of the project was to create an application that would help the user efficiently navigate the museum, quickly search for information about works of art and buy a ticket.
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TYPOGRAPHY
DESKTOP
PHONE
TABLET
PHONE
H1
20px
56px
36px
H2
16px
28px
16px
H3
14px
20px
16px
PARAGRAPH
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BUTTON
14px
20px
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SUBTITLE 1
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SUBTITLE 2
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For the project, I used a popular sans-serif typeface: Raleway. The font features nine weights, making it highly versatile. Its geometric and clean letterforms give the project a contemporary look.
A simple way to locate a work of art in the museum
The key aim of the project was to simplify exploring the museum. Users can easily find a route to a work of art by scanning its QR code or entering the QR code number in the app.
Hover/tap to see the flow
A simple and quick process for buying tickets via the app
In the app, users can easily buy a ticket to the museum for a chosen day and time. Every step is clearly marked to simplify the process.
Hover/tap to see the flow
A quick and easy way to learn more about the museum's works of art
Thanks to the catalogues of works of art in the app, users can easily learn more about them. Each work of art is assigned to an artist.
