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Regardless of the instructions, I think that's the way most people would fold it into quarters. Notice that they rearranged the sections from the first wirefram
by bdarnell 10y ago
Regardless of the instructions, I think that's the way most people would fold it into quarters. Notice that they rearranged the sections from the first wireframe to the final version; the same folding steps would have hidden the ads in the first version.
- cyxxon 10y agoIndeed, that is the worst change from the original draft to the final version in my opinion. It puts Ryanairs wants over the passengers needs, clearly. because as a passenger I just don't care for the ad, but the travel plan is a really great idea and will probably be unused by most passengers...
- masklinn 10y agoThey noted fairly explicitly that ads were a business requirement, so that was a noticeable but utterly unsurprising change. I noted two important things though: * there is still less ad-space on the new boarding pass than on the old one * the final version can still be folded such that you get the pass on one side and the trip information on the other If that got the marketroids to sign off on it, it seems like a pretty damn good compromise. The ryanair experience is one of ads, hidden charges and upselling either way.