Let's Tap In

‎Tap In: Bar Scene

‎Tap In: Bar Scene

‎Tap In incorporates crowdsourcing to gather real time data of what is going on at the bars near you. When you go to a bar you “Tap In”, this allows you to rate the bar you are at in four main categories notifying other users of the atmosphere near them.





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UX/UI Case Study: Enhancing Bar Scene Engagement with Let's Tap In

Overview:Let's Tap In is a technology app and events-based company that aims to revolutionize the way consumers and bar owners interact with the local bar scene. Through a comprehensive UX/UI redesign, Let's Tap In sought to create a user-friendly and engaging platform that benefits both consumers and bar owners. This case study highlights the key steps and insights gained during the UX/UI design process, leading to the conclusions and benefits outlined in the previous sections.

Objective:The primary objective of the UX/UI redesign was to create an intuitive and visually appealing app that allows users to easily access real-time information about their local bar scene while providing bar owners with effective marketing channels. The design process focused on enhancing user engagement, streamlining navigation, and integrating features that differentiate Let's Tap In from other platforms.

Research and Discovery:The project began with in-depth user research to understand the pain points, preferences, and needs of both consumers and bar owners. This involved conducting interviews, surveys, and analyzing user feedback. Key insights gathered included:

1. Users desired a centralized platform to discover and stay updated on local bar events and drink specials.
2. Bar owners faced challenges in effectively promoting their offerings and reaching their target audience.
3. Users and bar owners expressed a need for a seamless and intuitive user experience to maximize engagement and satisfaction.

Design and Iteration:Armed with user insights, I embarked on the UX/UI design process, employing an iterative approach to ensure alignment with user expectations. The key steps included:

1. Information Architecture: The app's structure was carefully organized, with navigation tabs created to facilitate easy access to key features. The activity feed, home feed, bar pages, and user profiles were strategically designed to provide a smooth and intuitive user journey.
2. Wireframing and Prototyping: Low-fidelity wireframes were created to define the layout, hierarchy, and interactions of various screens. User flows and task scenarios were tested to validate the effectiveness of the proposed design. Iterative prototyping allowed for quick feedback and adjustments.
3. Visual Design: The visual design phase focused on creating an engaging and consistent visual identity. The Let's Tap In brand guidelines were applied, incorporating vibrant colors, modern typography, and captivating imagery. The design elements were carefully chosen to resonate with the target audience and evoke a sense of excitement and fun.
4. Usability Testing: High-fidelity prototypes were tested with a select group of users to evaluate the usability and effectiveness of the design. Feedback was collected, and necessary refinements were made to improve user satisfaction and achieve optimal usability.

Outcomes and Conclusions:The UX/UI redesign of the Let's Tap In app led to several key outcomes and conclusions:

1. Improved User Engagement: The intuitive and streamlined design allowed users to easily immerse themselves in their local bar scene. Users could effortlessly access real-time information about drink specials, activities, and events, resulting in increased engagement and participation.
2. Enhanced Marketing Channels for Bar Owners: The redesigned app provided bar owners with a powerful marketing platform. Push notifications enabled direct communication with app users, allowing bar owners to promote drink specials, activities, and paid events in ways not possible on traditional social media platforms. This direct communication facilitated greater visibility and engagement for bars.
3. Increased User Base and Revenue: The Let's Tap In app experienced rapid growth in its user base, with thousands of users across multiple markets. Partnering with Let's Tap In led to increased annual revenue for bar owners.

Social Media and Marketing for Tap In: Bar Scene

• Successfully launched and managed the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) mobile application on the iOS store in February 2022, resulting in a significant user base of 6000. Utilized social media platforms to generate buzz and increase user acquisition, resulting in an impressive increase in weekly active users.
• Collaborated with co-founders to ideate and implement new social media initiatives, demonstrating an ability to eectively translate customer feedback into actionable development initiatives.
• Demonstrated exceptional leadership skills by overseeing all social media projects, encompassing content creation, social media management, and video production, with a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of brand strategy. Successfully developed and implemented marketing collateral to promote the brand on various