The task of filtering hotel rooms at large and unique resort-style properties can become very cumbersome due to the wide range of offerings and the unusual features a given resort might offer. When booking through a travel agent, this is an easy obstacle to overcome. The question was how best to translate that to a digital interface.
The first iteration of this filtering mechanism was inspired by the "travel agent" idea, taking the form of a conversational one-question-at-a-time approach. As I mapped out a possible layout, I made notes about my ideas and what issues we might face when implementing them.
I then provided a screen-by-screen illustration of how the interface might function.
The realization that this would require a multi-factor approach to displaying room options meant that we then had to build and test multiple aspects of the layout at once: the room information shown, whether or not a price would be shown and how it would be calculated, and the room filtering mechanism itself. Below is a gallery of wireframes and prototype screenshots for each sub-project of the Deep Dive Room Filter page.