Matthew Stamper - UX & Service Design
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Client:
Lighboard - Little Lights On the Lane
Web App
Automation Design
Webflow Development
Web Design
UX Design

Lighboard - Little Lights On the Lane

Client

Lighboard - Little Lights On the Lane

Year

2023

Scope of Work

Art Direction | Website Design

Location

US - Remote

Lightboard, an event management platform, was created for Little Lights On The Lane, a premium wedding venue in Iowa, and other venues. Previously, they struggled with using multiple apps for bookings, payments, and coordination documents. Lightboard solves these challenges by enabling them to create projects, manage payments, and share information with couples, keeping them informed throughout the process.

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The Process

Discovery

Starting with staff member interviews we analysed and assessed their current processes. We mapped their current services through a service blueprint and began to define the areas for improvement.

Define

We defined the key features we were replacing in their current mix of systems and began to create a list of deliverables to match and exceed in the updated system. We decided early on the tools that would allow the flexibility to create and match these tasks, Webflow, Airtable and Stripe formed the front-end, back-end and payment platform.

Develop

We developed a brand new client management system, that would for the foundation for the events team. We replaced repetitive tasks with a form that built up a project with the client at the heart, adding project, contract and invoicing data to the core client. The backend was supported by a Webflow front end that visualised that data in a beautiful filterable format that would give the project manager a great overview of the upcoming tasks.

Deliver

The client wanted to create this tool as a template for other event management tools around the US, we will create this structure, deliver for this client and test before recreating for other event space owners.

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