Zim y Züm
Zim y Züm is a play café in Lima for families with young children: play, care and good coffee in one place. I designed the page for its birthday party service while its main website was being built.
SUMMARY
- The challenge: organize packages, schedules, prices, deposit, rules, gifts and add-ons so parents understand the offer and its conditions before booking.
- My role: content structure, wireframes, desktop and mobile design and a Figma prototype, reusing the website’s variables.
- The result: planned as a landing page, it ended up integrated as the birthday page of the Zim y Züm website.
THE PROBLEM
The birthday service carried a lot of commercial information: packages, schedules, prices, deposit, rules, gifts and add-ons. The risk went both ways: overwhelming parents, or hiding conditions they needed to know before booking. I started from the client’s documents and assets, reviewed Latin American and European play cafés, and looked at how other industries present their packages.
THE SOLUTION
While exploring, I saw that the packages shared almost all their benefits: what changed were the days, the time slots and the price. I reduced the competition between colors and put each package’s name, schedule, price and deposit first. On mobile, the cards stack one under another and change color as you scroll, to highlight the one being read. When the client asked to remove the header and keep only the video, I proposed separating them: context first for first-time visitors, then the video of a birthday party. I built the prototype in Figma and reviewed the design with development and the client’s team. My work ends at the booking button: the customization and payment form had already been designed by the website team.
