Scratch. Guess. Connect.

    Scratch. Guess. Connect.

    Inspired people convert more

    How an immersive iPad quiz powered conversation—and nearly doubled lead conversion.

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    Agencie: eyecatcher AG - Zurich

    Client: Mercedes-Benz Switzerland Ltd.

    Timeline: Feb – April 2015

    Platform: Native iPad Application + Apple TV

    Scope: Host & User Interviews, Tech Research, UX Research, Ideation, Gamification, Interaction Design, Prototyping, GUI/UI/Visual Design, Motion, Photography, Video Editing, HTML/JS

    TL;DR

    Trade show booths struggled to spark conversations.

    We explored how curiosity could ease contact – and built an iPad scratch-to-reveal quiz with smooth flows and built-in trust.

    The result: more the doubled lead conversion, effortless conversations on site, and a tool later scaled as eyeQuiz across multiple brands.

    The Job to be Done

    How might we activate visitors and generate valuable leads?

    Our client wanted an iPad quiz for events that would spark conversation, showcase models, and gather quality leads—all within a few minutes.

    Results & Impact

    Interactive quiz nearly doubled conversion

    • Almost 2× higher lead conversion than standard lead‐capture
    • High engagement during events—quiz spurred natural interactions
    • Hosts found it easy to use, attendees enjoyed it
    • The quiz became the foundation for the eyeQuiz lead tool used by multiple major brands

    The Context

    Stand out at fairs with playful interaction

    At trade shows, Mercedes‑Benz needed more than a static display—they needed interaction. Attendees expect quick, engaging moments that don’t feel like sales pitches, yet still deliver contacts for future follow‑up.

    My Role in the Team

    Crafting interaction, building brand trust

    As Lead Interaction Designer, I drove the creative direction, collaborated in iterative sprints, and aligned design with Mercedes‑Benz’s premium brand standards. I worked closely with consultants, devs, and stakeholders throughout the process.

    The Path to the Goal

    Design that sparks a conversation

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    • Conducted interviews with hosts & visitors
    • Analyzed guidelines, tech, and quiz patterns
    • Ideated user flows, game scenarios, system blueprints
    • Led workshops with stakeholders and devs
    • Low‑fi quiz prototyping and validation
    • Refined UI into high‑fi visuals and functional prototype
    • Tested usability and optimized performance
    • Built scalable, themeable design system

    Design Decisions That Mattered

    Engagement, Ease & Trust – The Key Design Drivers

    Extensive user research and live testing led us to focus on three strategic design principles:

    • Motivate Engagement
    • Create an interactive, rewarding experience that invites play and sparks real-world conversations.

    • Simplify Participation
    • Make the quiz instantly understandable and accessible—no learning curve, no barriers.

    • Ensure Privacy
    • Protect user data and shift registration to the end of the experience to preserve flow and build trust.

    Together, these principles turned attention into interaction—and interaction into qualified leads.

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    Dive deeper – From friction to flow I’ve never believed in standard solutions. Especially not when the goal is to spark curiosity in a crowd that doesn’t want to be sold to. Here’s how a scratch-quiz on an iPad became a quiet invitation to engage – and a conversation starter for Mercedes-Benz. Read on to explore the mechanics behind engagement, ease, and privacy.

    Final Design

    A co‑created experience in action

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    Quiz screen on iPad—scratch to reveal, guess the model

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    Apple TV mirrored output—shared excitement and visibility

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    Event booth in live use—attendee engagement in action

    What the Project Taught Me

    Co‑creation unlocks powerful experiences

    What I learned

    • Design thinking fuels unexpected ideas
    • Workshops and field tests change minds
    • Cross‑discipline creativity yields innovation

    What I would do differently

    • I’d elevate this into a multiplayer sensory experience—still dreaming!
    • Mapped onto the booth at the Geneva Car Salon

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