Streamlining the Cebu Pacific App’s Check-In

Cebu Pacific is Asia’s first low-cost airline based in the Phillippines. Founded in 1988, the airline offers scheduled domestic and international flights within and outside the Philippines.

I redesigned a more robust and intuitive Check-In Flow based on feedback from 3 rounds of Usability Testing from Utah travelers. This redesign aimed to improve Cebu Pacific’s low app ratings on the App Store and Google Play Store.

Project Specs

Roles:
Solo UX/UI Designer, UX Researcher

Timeline:
April 2024 - July 2024

Tools:
Figjam, Figma, UXTweak, ChatGPT

Tasks:
User Research, Usability Testing, Wireframing, Prototyping, Design Iteration

The Problem

Low App Ratings

The app has a 1.5 star rating on the App Store and 3.3 star rating on Google Play.

A vast majority of app reviewers were having difficulty checking into their flights through the app due to the app redirecting passengers to the Cebu Pacific webapp.

If Cebu Pacific improves their in-app check-in feature, the app will have an average 4.0 star rating in both the App Store and Google Play.

The Solution

Keep the App Check-In Flow in the App

Due to not having access to the whole Check-In flow, I based the in-app Check-In on Cebu Pacific’s competitors: AirAsia Philippines and Philippines Airlines. This flow consists of the following steps:

  1. Inputting booked flight info

  2. Viewing booked flight information, adding extras

  3. Filling in emergency contact info

  4. Agreeing to Dangerous Goods Policy

  5. Viewing and/or downloading boarding passes

The Final Prototype

Positive Outcomes

100% User Task Success Rate of New Check-In Flow After 2 Rounds of Usability Testing

More Consistent and Updated Visual Standardization of App UI

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