CANADIAN MUSEUM

OF NATURE

About

The Brand

 

Knowing

The Problem

 
 

Canadian Museum of Nature is Canada’s one of the biggest museum located at the capital Ottawa. The Museum is known for its galvanic collections, the research center and the history.

 

Despite being an old iconic establishment, the Canadian Museum of Nature is facing a challenge due to the decline in ticket sales which accounts for 70% of the museum’s funding required for the functioning and management.


 

Diving Deep

The identified culprit is the museum’s existing website

 

Break down of Problems

Despite having outstanding content the lack of usability underrates the offerings and the knowledge provided.

Lack of Hierarchy among the content resulted in the user being lost while browsing.

The outdated website layout gives the impression about lack of maintenance tempers the museum’s credibility.

Lack of consistency across the pages and Lack of contact section contributes to missing out on vital information especially the CTAs.

The Website Redesign &

Customer Journey

 

Determining

The Solution

The prime focus is to design a perfect guideline that helps to achieve a successful checkout process and help reach the goal museum is looking for. The results were accomplished by:

The redesigned system is prepared in a way to amplify the usability of the website with a focus on accessibility and an added immersive experience that defines a meaningful purpose of each action or decision by the user in their journey on the site.

Reimagining the website

 

Redefining the checkout process

 

Adapting ARIA and WCAG rules

 

Defining Hierarchy

 

Improving Contrast Ratio

 

Introducing Interactions

 

 

 

Home Page

 
 

Membership and Ticket

 

Scheduling / Booking

 

Checkout Process

 

Accessibility &

Contrast Setup

Following the WCAG rules and Aria guideline to make sure the website is accessibility compatible

 

Website Walk through &

Redefined User Experience

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