At a Glance: Digital Check-In for the World of Hyatt App, 2022
A quick look at the transformation of Digital Check-In into a one-page experience. I collaborated directly with my Manager. This page is a quick-read version.
DIGITAL CHECK-IN - STREAMLINED ONE-PAGE EXPERIENCE
The Challenge
Guests faced a multi-step, fragmented digital check-in process.
Room selection, housekeeping, and payment were spread across multiple views.
Hyatt wanted a streamlined, one-page experience.
My Role
Contributed as a Product Designer under the direction of my manager.
Focused on screen flows, hierarchy, and visual design refinements within the one-page check-in concept.
Collaborated with product and engineering to ensure feasibility across iOS and Android platforms.
Impact
Established a simplified check-in model that influenced later design decisions in the World of Hyatt 2.0 app.
Helped Hyatt validate the need for streamlined guest flows, showing how consolidation reduced friction.
Created a design foundation for modular check-in features (room selection, housekeeping, payment) that can be extended in future iterations.
Although the project was paused in 2022 due to shifting priorities, the insights and design patterns informed Hyatt’s later move to fully native libraries and standardized app components.
Reservation Overview - Guests launch check-in directly from their stay details.
Check-In Time Selection – Guests confirm or adjust default check-in and checkout times.
Room Selection – Guests review and confirm assigned room type with supporting details.
Housekeeping – Guests set housekeeping preferences, updated to reflect COVID-19 policies.
Confirmation & Payment – Key details consolidated with payment and housekeeping options.
Check-In Confirmation – Success screen reassures guests their request is submitted.
Updated Reservation View – Reservation updates with check-in status and notification message.