I'm reaching out to CINEMA PARK theater again with a mission of good. Writing a letter.
Hello!
"I'm again concerned about your visitors and want to help with choosing and finding a movie at the theater.
Stopped by recently to see what's new in cinema and looked at the screens with the schedule.
On them, though, it's hard to make out anything. You have to come right up close. A woman in front of me cursed saying she can't see anything and there's no one to ask :(
Observed how people study the schedule, and what interests them first.
I made several assumptions and sketched a screen option.
The assumptions are:
0. Remove duplicate movies.
1. All movies should be arranged in alphabetical order — this will make them easier to find. Alphabet is an established and simplest sort.
2. Theater number is not as important as the movie title. The cashier will tell it when issuing the ticket. More likely, the 3D format and large IMAX hall matter.
3. Remove 2D — this format is default.
Here's what I came up with.
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Of course, the option requires refinement: proper indentation, font size, font itself etc. But I think it could be a good start to transforming the board. And people will find it easier to read and there will be fewer unhappy customers. What do you think about such an implementation?"
Got a response in a couple of days. Already cool.
