A redesign of GMBF's legacy bus-ticketing app in Myanmar: clearer hierarchy, an 8pt spacing system and simpler seat selection, without changing how it works.
UIUX
Overview
I redesigned GMBF's legacy bus-ticketing app in Myanmar. Search, seat choice and payment got clearer, while the existing system stayed the same.
Problem
Cluttered screens, poor visual hierarchy
Inconsistent spacing and components
Overcomplicated seat selection
Weak call-to-action visibility
Outdated visual style
It was already in use, so it had to stay familiar.
Role
Freelance UI/UX Designer for GMBF, a client since May 2024
Owned mobile screens, UX flow and interaction states
Worked with GMBF's developers on an accurate build
Process
1. Learn from Agoda
Used Agoda's booking flow as a reference for simple, skimmable booking
2. Fix the foundations
8pt spacing system and one consistent component set
3. Clearer search and results
Tabbed search: Bus Ticket, Logistic, Hotel
Trip cards: times, seats left, price, one "Buy" button
4. Simpler seat selection
Clear driver marker, consistent seat colours, a seat-hold countdown
5. Shorter checkout
Only passenger details and passenger type
6. Ticket at a glance
Trip, passenger and price details grouped together
7. Keep it familiar
Same flow and menus, nothing to relearn
Outcome
"Min transformed our bus ticket UI with a sleek, user-friendly design. Their attention to detail and responsiveness made the process smooth and efficient. Highly recommend for any UI/UX projects!"
ā Aye Su Lynn, Implementation Executive at GMBF
Went live for GMBF's real users
Returning client, with ongoing new scope and projects
Full redesign: search to ticket, sign-in and profile
More Screens
Additional screens and supporting interface details.
Next step
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