Introduction

VietjetAir is a low-cost airline in Vietnam, serving over 30 million passengers each year. With a desire to target young customers, Vietjet Air rebuilds its ticket booking website based on the traits of joyous, imaginative and inspiring, suggesting attractive destinations, hunt ticket experience, convenient ticket booking.

VietjetAir is a low-cost airline in Vietnam, serving over 30 million passengers each year. With a desire to target young customers, Vietjet Air rebuilds its ticket booking website based on the traits of joyous, imaginative and inspiring, suggesting attractive destinations, hunt ticket experience, convenient ticket booking.

Project type

UI, UX Design

Agency

Richard Moore Asscociates

Deliverables

Website (Desktop, mobile), App

Booking window

Vietjet old booking window

Vietjet Air's online check-in tab appears active but may confuse users due to numerous information entry fields. The term "special customer" is unclear.

My solution

Combine related information, visualize journeys based on departure and destination points, use icons to support information, and automatically detect location to select the appropriate currency unit.

Booking flow

Select a flight

Vietjet Air's ticket booking process involves seven steps and lacks clear price details. The date and time are separated, making it difficult to track, especially for flights that span into the next day. The ticket class selection uses radio buttons, complicating the operation.

  • Combine related information to simplify the content.

  • In each step, always provide full flight information to ensure that the customer is sure they are booking the right flight, creating peace of mind

  • Visualize the ticket, highlight the cheapest ticket

  • Detailed listing of ticket prices and other surcharges

  • Customers usually have the demand to hunt for cheap tickets, so show the lowest ticket price 2 days before and after the selected day for easy selection

  • Have a step to confirm the ticket information before moving on to the next step

Passenger information
  • Lack of visual hierarchy

  • Date of birth field does not display formatting

  • Excessive unnecessary information

Increase information hierarchy

  • Eliminate unnecessary fields (consult with operations, legal, and system teams to select essential fields)

  • Automatically condense passenger information upon completion of input

Add-on services
  • Customers are unaware of the services they have selected.

  • Layout is difficult to expand when adding other services.

  • Lack of visuals or images for customers to visualize the services.


  • Customers are unaware of the services they have selected.

  • Layout is difficult to expand when adding other services.

  • Lack of visuals or images for customers to visualize the services.

  • Utilize a listing layout for easy addition of additional services in the future.

  • Always display transparent pricing information for the selected services.

  • Add banner sections for convenient promotion programs.


Payment
  • Lack of visual hierarchy

  • Date of birth field does not display formatting

  • Excessive unnecessary information

Increase information hierarchy

  • Eliminate unnecessary fields (consult with operations, legal, and system teams to select essential fields)

  • Automatically condense passenger information upon completion of input

Other function

Check-in online

Project notes

Credit

Creative director: Thy Nguyen Huu
Account: Nhat Thanh
UI UX designer: Viet Hiep, Van Thanh
VietjetAir web master: Mr Duy
VietjetAir designer: Ms Khanh

Duration

6 months

Collaborator

VietjetAir Web & Marketing team
Dinosys development team

Most design revision round

Homepage (12 rounds)

What I learned from
this project

  • Identifying components and building a design system is very important, it will help save a lot of time

  • Business insight is also very important, understanding how the business operates will help make the design more practical

  • Knowledge about the system is important, understanding how the system operates, the reasons behind the decisions will help us easily choose a better solution

  • There is no best solution, only a better one (learned after 12 rounds of homepage editing)