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MetroBus Homepage Redesign

This university project for the Human Computer Interaction Course (HCI3150) redesigns the MetroBus (St. John's public transit) homepage to fix usability issues like clutter, poor navigation, and hidden key features. The prototype uses a clean dark theme with the Trip Planner front and center for better user experience.

Live Demo

Check out the live site: (https://siddwayy.github.io/Metrobus/)

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Project Overview

Developed for HCI 3150 by Prateek Raghav this redesign addresses original site problems including visual clutter from ads and announcements, Trip Planner buried in menus, inconsistent buttons, and recall-heavy features like stop IDs. The solution features modern dark mode, high-contrast green buttons, and prioritized core tasks.

Key Features

  • De-cluttered layout without ads or extra boxes
  • Trip Planner prominently at top-center
  • Consistent dark theme for better readability
  • Reduced cognitive load with clear navigation

Usability Results

Tested with 4 participants planning a trip from 46 Wicklow St to 173 Freshwater Rd:

Metric Original Prototype Improvement
Avg. Time 59.25s 24.5s 59% faster
Total Errors 3 1 67% fewer
SUS Score (Avg.) 35.6 95.0 +59.4 points

100% of users preferred the prototype for its clarity and efficiency.

Tech Stack

  • HTML5, CSS3, Vanilla JavaScript
  • Responsive design for mobile
  • Hosted on GitHub Pages

Quick Setup

  1. Clone repo: git clone https://github.com/siddwayy/Metrobus.git
  2. Open index.html in browser
  3. Edit styles.css and script.js as needed

Contributors

  • Prateek Raghav

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