Improving Ryanair’s inflight ordering app feature
This case study was written by Lorcan Looney [mentored by Elizabeth Burgess]
Overview
For my case study, I chose Ryanair’s inflight menu app feature because it presents a significant opportunity for UX improvement. This decision stems from a recent flight where I struggled with placing an inflight order through their app, recognising the difficulty of the inflight menu selection, which offers both challenges and opportunities to enhance user interaction.
My Role: UX Designer/UX Researcher
Project length: 4 months
Background
My goal is to explore the intricacies of inflight menu services, analysing their current UX strategies to identify effective practices and areas needing careful attention. By studying the processes of other inflight services and conducting thorough research, I aim to gather valuable insights that will inform and elevate the user experience in my own designs.
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Valentina
Valentina is the founder of UX Tree and a Design Manager at Vhi, bringing over a decade of hands-on UX experience. She holds a master’s degree in User Experience from IADT and is passionate about mentoring emerging designers, with a strong focus on strategic thinking and crafting intuitive user interfaces.