BCLC Registration Kiosk

role

Lead UX Designer

Team

1 Project manager, 3 Developers

1 Project manager,
3 Developers

Timeline

1 Month, Launched at Winter 2023

1 Month, Launched at
Winter 2023

TOOLS

figma

role

Lead UX Designer

Team

1 Project manager, 3 Developers

Timeline

1 Month, Launched at Winter 2023

TOOLS

figma

Digitizing Casino Registration

British Columbia Lottery Corporation (BCLC) is a crown corporation that oversees all legal gambling in British Columbia, and manages lottery and gambling-related digital products.


During my time at BCLC, I was tasked with digitizing their loyalty program paper registration through on-site kiosks.


As the lead product designer, I collaborated with a product manager and three engineers over a month to streamline the registration process.

A sneak peek into the final solution

Key screens showcase

Key screens showcase

User flow

Addressing Paper-Based Inefficiencies

The casinos used paper form for the loyalty program registration. It presented 2 main

issues:

For casino players

The process was inconvenient and potentially time-consuming.

For the business

Manual input by staff often led to data inaccuracies and loss.

Paper registration form

Paper registration form

The Impact of Kiosk Solution

The Impact of Kiosk Solution

The Impact of Kiosk Solution

The kiosk solution launched at the end of last year in four casinos. It has been well-received:

Cut registration time by 1-2 minutes, reducing process duration by 50%.

Significant increase in data quality, particularly for players' legal names.

Final Design of Kiosk

To streamline the royalty program registration process, I designed a on-site registration kiosk for casino players.

Regular sign up flow prototype

2 Design Challenges

Challenge 1: Ensuring Card Collection

The kiosk doesn't dispense cards, so I needed to remind players to collect them after registration. The solution included 3 approaches:

  1. Clear instructions on the home screen reminds players to pick up the card.

  1. A progress bar at the top not only guides customers through the steps but also reminds them about picking up their card.

  1. A fun confetti animation draws attention to the card pickup reminder.

Challenge 2: Optimizing Progress Bar Placement

To determine the most suitable location for the progress bar, I explored 3 different placements. The decision was based on ratings from three perspectives: readability, space efficiency, and visual balance. As the result, I chose the 3rd one.

Lessons Learned and Project Insights

This project provided valuable lessons in:


  • Stakeholder feedback: Uncovering root issues and making informed decisions

  • Developer collaboration: Creating comprehensive hand-off documentation

  • Design constraints: Balancing system limitations with creative solutions


Through this project, I honed my ability to create user-centered designs that address both user needs and business goals, while navigating stakeholder management and technical implementation complexities.

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