Chrono / MOBILITY · MONTRÉAL

Find your bearings.
Then your way.

A mobile transport experience connecting nearby services, metro lines and route guidance.

My contribution

Product & interface design, with the project team

Focus

MOBILITY · MONTRÉAL

Chrono — screen 1 — Selected screens from the project archives. Original product recordings. Interface content is shown in its original language.

Chrono — screen 2 — Selected screens from the project archives. Original product recordings. Interface content is shown in its original language.

The context

These design archives for Chrono, Montréal’s public transport app, show a progression from the map and nearby services to line information and a guided journey.

The question

Transport information has different levels of urgency: where am I, which line do I need, and what do I do next? The interface needs to keep the map and the next action connected.

Design decisions

01 — Start with the immediate surroundings.

The home screens combine a map, nearby stops, transport modes and saved places. A bottom panel allows the information to expand while preserving geographic context.

02 — Move from a network to a journey.

The metro screens expose the line and its stations. The itinerary view brings the next step forward, with the route remaining visible on the map.

Explore the screens

Chrono — project presentation — Screen sequence from the design archives.

What I took from it

The selected screens illustrate a consistent hierarchy from geographic overview to the next step of a journey.

Find your bearings.Then your way.