Born in idea

Simplifying self-services

I joined the project as the UI Designer, and helped to build the user interface of their self-service parcel terminals. From colors, typography, and distinct illustration style to defining clear guidelines for the visual language — ensuring they could ensure the clarity and consistency of the experience moving forward.

Domain
Postal services

Year
2018

A woman using a touch-screen that's connected to the self-service parcel terminal.

Lietuvos Paštas, the country’s leading logistics and mail company, has become the heartbeat for many of the cities and communities during the pandemic. Providing an alternative option, helped many people to avoid busy supermarkets and convenience stores.

Back in 2019, the organisation was stepping up the digital transformation of their logistics businesses by focusing on the parcel and mailing services. This involved reimagining the self-service parcel terminals — the bread and butter of customer-facing services.

A group of user interface screens indicating the consistent visual language

I joined the project as the UI Designer, and helped to build the user interface of their self-service parcel terminals. From colors, typography, and distinct illustration style to defining clear guidelines for the visual language — ensuring they could ensure the clarity and consistency of the experience moving forward.

A map of Lithuania, highlighting locations of self-service terminals. Most of the terminals are located in the largest cities, but there are also terminals all accross, from small towns to villages.

The improved experience helped Lietuvos Paštas to ensure smoother operation of terminals, and provided a more intuitive way to interact with the terminals. Since its launch, the company has been on the trajectory of growth — with 280 parcel terminals spanning through 87 cities and towns, nationally.