Minute Key
Unlocking seamless key kiosk design
Problem
Solution
Finding the key steps in our user journey
MK’s current experience is much simpler since it has less features. To stay competitive we aim to add the following functions:
01 Endless Aisle — shop from an “endless” number of key designs available in kiosk or shipped for free
02 Scan Multiple Keys — allow for multiple keys to be scanned during a single shopping session
03 Upsell — incentivize purchasing more than one key
04 Save Keys — store a digital copy of keys for emergencies or convenience
05 Buy Other Keys — purchase car keys and RFID key fobs
*solved in a separate scope*
The final user journey shown here went through many iterations as new information was revealed during design reviews with the client. Keeping this updated was crucial to our team’s organization.
Simplifying complexity
We improved the key copying process and incorporated the endless aisle experience delivering designs, testable Figma prototype and voiceover script. since then, the prototype was taken to be user tested which showed a 25% reduction in time-to-purchase. Currently, these new journeys are being developed.
I closely collaborated with the senior visual designer to design the key selection page and animation interactions. We carefully considered the size of each element so that important pieces of information are visible on the limited real estate, but that selectable elements are easily clickable. Furthermore, the animations we designed needed to be simple as we noticed a bit of a delay with the kiosk’s display.
Designing intuitive and contextually relevant audio prompts was particularly difficult, but one of the most rewarding aspects of this project. Through collaborating with our copywriter, we carefully considered the right balance between providing informative guidance and avoiding information overload. After completing the final set of screens, we were able to refine the voiceover expereince to ensure it was seamelss and enhanced the journey.