Multilingual UX/UI Design
King Manor Museum
A mobile museum experience designed to make historic exhibition content easier to explore for King Manor Museum’s multilingual community.
01 · The challenge
Making history accessible.
King Manor serves visitors from many cultural and language backgrounds. The challenge was to create a simple digital tool that could help people understand exhibit objects without depending on a single language or a complicated navigation system.
Four languages
Visitors can explore exhibit information in English, Spanish, Bangla, and Arabic through one consistent interface.
Object-led navigation
Instead of searching through long menus, visitors select an object and immediately see the story connected to it.
Simple user flows
Clear choices, familiar controls, and strong visual hierarchy make the experience approachable for a wide range of visitors.
02 · The response
A guide that meets visitors where they are.
I designed the full interface from early user flows through the final prototype. The experience begins with language selection, then guides visitors toward exhibit objects, translations, and supporting historical context with as few steps as possible.
03 · The thinking
Designed around real visitor needs.
The system prioritizes legibility, quick recognition, and inclusive navigation. Each screen keeps the visual structure consistent so changing languages does not change how the experience works.
Project summary
The final concept gives King Manor Museum a welcoming digital layer that helps more visitors connect with its collection, stories, and historic context.