Metro Museum Responsive Website and Mobile App

At-a-Glance

For the Google UX Design Professional Specialization, I worked for two months in 2025 designing a responsive website and mobile app. From a real-world design prompt, I worked to create from ground zero a new platform for a museum to attract a large, diverse target audience of users who wanted an engaging and easy-to-use platform to view the museum’s catalog, see current and upcoming exhibitions, and easily select and book tickets for visits. I delivered a complete set of web and mobile designs and a design system for the museum to increase user traffic and provide a digital storefront.

Timeline

2 months

My Role

UX Designer

Platform

Figma


The Problem

The Metro Museum in Camden Town London needs to completely update its old, non-responsive website. It has seen a fall in web traffic and in ticket sales for visiting its exhibitions. They also wanted to add an online shop where visitors can purchase items from a new museum product line. They contracted for a quick turnaround (two months) to develop a responsive website and app with new content to drive increased visitation to the museum and web traffic.

The Solution

I completed a full product development life-cycle, from background and generative user research, to ideation, brainstorming and prototyping, to usability testing, iteration and hand-off for launch. The responsive website and app featured all new content, greater showcasing of exhibitions, a streamlined process for purchasing tickets, and an integrated e-commerce museum shop.

Process

Persona

User Journey

Ideate on Paper

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To Digital Wireframes

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Lo-Fi Prototypes

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User Testing

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Iteration

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Design System

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Hi-Fi Prototypes

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Usability Testing

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Final Designs

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Product Successes

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Takeaways, Learnings and What’s Next

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