Poster to appear at each bus stop
Leaflet with all the information the user may need about the shuttle and the attractions
Tabs were used on the leaflet to allow the user to find relevant information as quickly and easily as possible.
Half price voucher included in leaflet to encourage people to visit the tea rooms.
Map - The first screen you will see when opening the app will be the ‘Map’. You can spin the map around to select a stop. A pull up bar is available for you to see the full bus timetable for that stop. If you are using GPS then the timetable will be live and notify you of any delays. If you haven’t allowed GPS you will see a static timetable for that whole day. If you click on the stop name in the middle of the map you can find out more information about facilities, things to do and opening times.
Timetable - This feature is only available when using GPS. The app will automatically know what stop is closest to you and bring up a count down of how long till your next bus. The time of the last bus of the day will also appear so there is no risk of you missing the last one. You can select that you have boarded the bus which will then show a count down till you next stop and give you the opportunity to see what there is to do at that stop. Once you have left the bus you click the ‘I’ve left the shuttle’ button.
Tickets - With the help of PayPal you can purchase your ticket prior to boarding the bus. This saves times and queues. You can select how many tickets you would like to purchase and once you have paid you will be presented with a QR code which the driver will scan.
Explore - The explore tool allows you to access all information you need to know about any of the stops on the route. There is a short summary explaining a little about each stop and advising you on things to do, what facilities there are, opening times and also a photograph.
You can allow push notifications which will alert you when you are 2 minutes away from your bus stop.
