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Expanding Ticket Options
Client
Eventbrite
Role
Lead UX Researcher
Date
December 2024
Location
Remote-USA
Project Type
Usability Testing
Target Audience
B2C
Team
This small team consisted of the Senior Product Design Manager and project designer.
Success Metric
Decreased refund requests and human support requests
User Problem:
High ticket refund rates stemmed from two issues: users were unaware of date and time options, and could not edit these selections during checkout.
Key Challenge:
As a newly hired UX researcher, I had one month to onboard, build stakeholder relationships, and execute an end-to-end study. Additionally, Eventbrite's platform constraints meant expanding options risked system-wide disruptions.
Method:
1. Design Development: Drafted designs and secured engineering approval
2. A/B/C Usability Testing: Stress-tested new design functionality and established benchmarks for time-on-task and perceived quality improvements
Findings:
- Time-on-task decreased, demonstrating improved efficiency with both proposed models
- User awareness of ticket options increased; all users reported intentional selections versus 50% in the current model
- Qualitative feedback—"this was straightforward" and "this was much easier"—confirmed substantial improvements
Impact:
The team confidently proceeded with implementation of the new designs.
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