As a frequent flier, I neither a) have any issues with the way boarding passes are designed currently nor b) have witnessed bewilderment in fellow passengers due to poorly designed boarding passes.
Is this a case of design for the sake of aesthetics alone?
To any would-be boarding pass designers out there: he first thing I do with a boarding pass I no longer need is throw it in the garbage. They are ephemeral. Disposable. Spend your time working on something more persistant.
Is this a case of design for the sake of aesthetics alone?
To any would-be boarding pass designers out there: he first thing I do with a boarding pass I no longer need is throw it in the garbage. They are ephemeral. Disposable. Spend your time working on something more persistant.