




As a part of a pitch we suggested a mobile solution to help attendees easily access festival locations, screenings, and schedules. Our collaboration focused on creating a mobile app that serves as a comprehensive festival guide, making it easier for users to plan their visits and engage with events.
ZFF takes place across multiple locations with dozens of screenings and events each day. Attendees previously had to navigate paper schedules, separate websites, and scattered updates — making it challenging to stay informed and organized. The opportunity was to centralize this information into a single, mobile-friendly platform that keeps users informed in real time.
Three key challenges guided our design process:
At Moin Studio, we:
Our focus was on making festival exploration smooth, engaging, and reliable for attendees.
Through interviews and observation, we discovered:
These insights informed our design decisions for navigation, hierarchy, and layout.
Clear event browsing
The app allows users to browse films, see detailed descriptions, and check screening times with minimal effort.
Venue and schedule integration
Maps of festival locations and integrated schedules help users plan routes and daily itineraries efficiently.
Personalized experience
Users can create favorites, add events to personal schedules, and receive timely updates, keeping them engaged throughout the festival.
Optimized for mobile
All screens were designed for easy navigation on smartphones, ensuring fast access and readable layouts in various lighting and crowded conditions.
The ZFF Mobile App helps attendees:
The app elevates the overall festival experience and enhances engagement for both first-time and returning visitors.
Mobile design meets live events
Designing for a dynamic, time-sensitive festival taught us the importance of clear hierarchy, quick access to information, and context-aware flows.
User-centered planning is key
Understanding how attendees move and plan their days allowed us to design features that genuinely support user needs, rather than just displaying content.

