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Frontier Airlines Dashboard

Role

Art Director & Designer - Blndspt Consulting

Goal

Provide an easy-to-use dashboard for airline employees to monitor the new kiosks installed in airports across the country.

Insights

•  Live Kiosk Status Monitoring: Real-time visibility into kiosk uptime, errors, and availability across all airport locations.
•  Usage Analytics: Track volume of kiosk interactions per terminal or time of day—helping teams optimize staffing and troubleshoot slowdowns.
•  Performance Trends & KPIs: Visualizations show trends in transaction speed, user abandonment, and success rates over time to identify areas for improvement.
•  Historical Reporting: Exportable reports and comparisons over days, weeks, or seasons support long-term decision-making and forecasting.
•  Multi-Kiosk Grouping: Group kiosks by airport, terminal, or gate to analyze performance at a regional or location-specific level.
•  Interactive Map View: Terminal-based kiosk visualization lets managers see performance spatially and drill into problem areas quickly.

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As part of the broader initiative to modernize Frontier Airlines’ self-service bag drop experience, I led the design of an internal dashboard aimed at helping both corporate and airport managers monitor kiosk performance in real time. This tool was essential for operational transparency and proactive issue resolution.

The dashboard was designed to surface key metrics at a glance—such as kiosk uptime, usage volume, error rates, and time-per-transaction. By combining visual data displays with intelligent alert systems, the interface empowers managers to quickly identify underperforming kiosks, spot trends, and take action without digging through spreadsheets or waiting for IT reports.

I collaborated closely with engineering and airport operations teams to understand how data was being collected and what information was most actionable in the field. Through workshops and user interviews, I mapped user needs across various roles and designed custom views tailored to airport-level vs. corporate-level monitoring.

The result was a clean, intuitive interface that reduces cognitive load while enabling faster decision-making. Managers now have a centralized source of truth that supports better resource planning, rapid troubleshooting, and improved passenger throughput at self-service stations.

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