Design for Screen - Ideas for Brief

Ideas for Brief

Idea 01 | Redesigning layout of Inflight Entertainment Screen

Recreating the layout of a inflight entertainment personal television for passengers on a flight.
Differences between format and layout of First class, Business class and economy.
Pre-ordering meals on plane, digital menus more convenient.
Menu in a digital format than on physical paper form
Short cuts to functions on a Personal Television (e.g: plane camera mode - landing and taking off, how many more hours & miles till the destination, where the plane is located on the digital map and etc.
These short cuts can be in forms of apps within an icons style.
Language function as the plane is for global journeys.

Idea 02 | Designing a personal account for passengers before board their flight

Passengers setting up their personal television before they board their flight
This method would be use via mobile phone
Quicker and easy method
More organised and concise method
Have a personal account on an app? Called inflight entertainment
Variety of sections of what movies, tv series, games, travel information, menu choice

For the redesign of the Inflight entertainment Personal television and the design Inflight entertainment phone app. I have done some quick Photoshop layout of which I believe that are appropriate to this kind of context. As it is a global user interface design, the design should be simple, minimalistic and clear as possible especially to the target audience I am targeting at.

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