Marin Aurore Remi Virieux

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Master of Design Digital Design Experience Design Human Centred Design Environment Public space Technology

Marin Virieux “Project exhibition” (2025) The display of the project uses the vinyl cutting method and the iPad for users to interact with the prototype.

A Digital Wayfinding Guide for Personalised and Inclusive Traveller Experience in Airports

Navigating airports can be challenging due to complex signage systems, information overload, and diverse traveller needs. This research explores how digital signage and mobile apps can complement physical airport signage to create a seamless, personalised, and accessible wayfinding experience for travellers.

The study employs visual site mapping, space mapping, and user journey mapping to analyse existing airport signage systems, identify inconsistencies, and develop a user-centred digital prototype for a wayfinding solution. Using the metaphor of the guide, the project reimagines the wayfinding experience as a supportive, context-aware assistant that helps users throughout their journey.

It highlights the effectiveness of integrating real-time data, user-centred design, and international wayfinding standards to streamline airport navigation and reduce cognitive load. This study provides insights into improving airport wayfinding by linking physical and digital navigation tools, enhancing accessibility, and informing future smart wayfinding developments.

Marin Virieux “Display of the prototype” (2025) Prototype presentation with the possibility of using the app prototype, available for viewers to use during the exhibition.

Marin Virieux “Presentation of the app concept” (2025) Presentation of the app capacities to share information with the user using colour codes depending on the urgency.

Marin Virieux “Presentation of the app concept” (2025) Presentation of the app feature is always available to support the traveller and give updates or information at each moment of the travel.