Atlanta Airport Interface Design

Objective

First Set of Ideations

Second Set of Ideating

Typeface Used:

Hex: #FBF7F4

The objective of this Informational Typography project was to create a hypothetical FIDS (flight information display system) for the Atlanta Airport. This FIDS is designed to be viewed on the phone to communicate flight information to passengers in real-time.

This interface employs tabular hierarchies, a typographic system, and ability to translate & incorporate different viewing scales.

To begin, we were given a long list of flight information, ranging from destinations to gate numbers. The task was to successfully organize this information into a system that would be the most intuitive to the common phone user. The first set of brainstorming was for the arrivals page.

For the second set of brainstorming, I started implementing line, shape, and value. I focused on the interface as a whole, ideating for the arrivals, details, and airport information pages.

Interactive Link

For adding color, it was important to make sure the colors branded this project in some way, shape, or form, but they were tame and uniform enough to still convey the necessary information.