Fourth-generation museums are characterized by breaking down the passive barrier between the viewer and the exhibit, promoting interaction, immersion, and purposeful technology. The challenge was to translate that pragmatic philosophy to the web: not to create a static brochure, but a living interface that simulates the dynamic museum experience.
We explored JAPI’s brand identity by drawing on its organic shapes, vibrant colors, and visual dynamism to make the user experience feel like a natural extension of the physical space in Jalisco.
The site is organized according to the sequence of exploration of the grounds: from the discovery of themed areas to the on-site interactive experience.
Clear organization of technical information (costs, schedules, accessibility) combined with interactive features for parents, teachers, and school groups.
Streamlined workflow for booking events, guided tours, and venue rentals, reducing operational friction.
This case study represents work performed during 2025 as Lead UX/UI Designer at Indat in Guadalajara, Jalisco. All brand assets, interactive concepts, and UI designs are displayed for portfolio and illustrative purposes only. All rights, logos, and intellectual property remain reserved by Indat and JAPI (Jalisco Paseo Interactivo).