VenueScanner × 2024 × case study
Redesigning the 'Mark as Booked' feature to increase host utilisation: more visible, more usable, more used.

In 2024, I redesigned the 'Mark as Booked' feature for VenueScanner with the goal of increasing host utilisation. The project focused on making the feature more visible and user-friendly, encouraging more hosts to mark their spaces as booked.
No user research. A commercial decision had been made to improve this feature; I was asked to ideate, design, and ship the product for testing in a live environment.
Evaluating the platform surfaced several key issues: the booking process included redundant steps (making step two editable removed the need for step one entirely); tooltips sat too close to CTAs, causing confusion; and the 'Mark as Booked' action lacked prominence; it needed to become the primary action after sending a quote, with immediate feedback to keep users engaged.


Mapped the existing experience, then redesigned the flow around the idea that best fit business and user goals.
A clean, intuitive UI aligned with VenueScanner's brand: key actions emphasised with primary brand colours, and the user flow streamlined to reduce clicks. The final UI features a prominent 'Mark as Booked' button, an efficient booking process, and 'wow' moments to delight users and promote repeat behaviour and stickiness.


