The original app had small touch targets and poor compatibility across screen sizes. These issues created friction and an inconsistent user experience. My task was to redesign the app into something intuitive, accessible, and reliable.
Design a seamless, accessible app for pilots by fixing usability gaps, modernizing the interface, and ensuring consistency across iPhone and iPad.
I conducted 8 user interviews and used VR to immerse myself in the Gulfstream jet environment. These insights gave me the context I needed to guide every design decision.
I streamlined the interface using modern design principles, reducing clutter, improving navigation, and keeping the focus on clarity and simplicity.
I resized touch targets to meet accessibility standards, making interactions easier and more accurate. Small changes like these had a big impact on usability.
I rebuilt the app’s information architecture around core pilot tasks, which made navigation faster and more intuitive.
The Aviation Checklist iOS App redesign delivered a modern, accessible, and intuitive experience for Pfizer’s private pilots. By optimizing touch targets, improving the information architecture, and making the app universal across iOS devices, we created a tool that is easier to use, more efficient, and better aligned with pilots’ daily needs.