Buttons made for fingers.
Full-width fields and large, well-spaced buttons, so the site can be used with one hand.
FGX designed and built the GOL Linhas Aéreas website together with the airline's in-house team. It's where passengers search for flights, buy baggage and check in, in four languages. On mobile, flight search comes first, with full-width fields and large buttons.
“Taking you to your dream destination for 25 years”
The journey of someone buying a ticket and getting ready to fly, screen by screen on mobile.
Search opens the page, with origin, destination and dates in full-width fields.
The button to buy baggage comes before the explanation, and the rules are split into tabs.
The ways to check in, in just a few lines, plus a button to check in right on the website.
Full-width fields and large, well-spaced buttons, so the site can be used with one hand.
On mobile, flight search appears before any banner, so people ready to buy can start right away.
The virtual assistant and the Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) accessibility button appear on every screen of the purchase flow.
A website built together: FGX on design and development, side by side with GOL's in-house team.
Passengers start buying as soon as they open the site, without hunting for the search.
A collapsed menu and screens designed for fingers, so travelers can sort out their trip on the phone without zooming in.
Popular routes with a budget filter turn the urge to travel into a booked ticket.
Travel extras are gathered in one place, helping the airline sell more on every booking.
Baggage, rebooking and documents are explained on dedicated pages, so passengers can sort things out on their own.
Four languages, with country and currency selection, to serve customers buying from Brazil and abroad.
Three areas of the site: the desktop home page and the pages that sell more than just the ticket.
On desktop, the menu puts every topic in its place, with account, notifications and language in the corner. Below the search come campaigns like the new route to Lisbon, plus shortcuts for managing your trip.
01 / 03The page opens with the airline's campaign and flight search, followed by the most popular fares by route, with a budget filter. Each deal shows when its price was last updated.
02 / 03Extra-legroom seats, cabin upgrades and traveling with pets are all gathered on one page. Each service is a chance for passengers to complete their trip right on the airline's own website.
03 / 03The passenger's path through the site and the details that keep an airline website organized.
Popular routes, campaigns and a budget filter.
Origin, destination and dates.
Seat, baggage and upgrade.
On the website, with the rules explained.
FAQs, case numbers and baggage tracking sit together in the Support menu, making it easy to find the right channel.
Besides the button on every screen, the menu offers the option to talk to a Libras interpreter.
Travel agencies and companies have their own pages, separate from the journey of people buying their own tickets.
Search, deals and services for lots of people buying at the same time, on desktop and mobile: tell us how big the challenge is, and FGX will design and build the website together with your team.