Connect discovery, purchase and the live event experience.
Event and Ticketing Product Design
We design event and ticketing products that help audiences choose confidently, complete time-sensitive purchases and manage what happens before and during attendance.



Selected clients
Where it gets hard
Events combine high emotion with limited availability.
Users may be comparing dates, seats, prices, access needs and delivery methods while inventory changes in real time. Behind the scenes, teams manage venues, allocations, customers and entry.
- 01Event discovery and search
- 02Date, venue and performance selection
- 03Seat maps and availability
- 04Pricing, fees and ticket types
- 05Checkout and payment
- 06Account creation and guest purchase
- 07Digital ticket access
- 08Transfer, resale and refund journeys
- 09Accessibility information
- 10Event reminders and updates
- 11Venue entry and scanning
- 12Box-office and operational tools
What clients say
Teams keep us around long after the first project.
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“We have worked with a number of design and UX experts over the past year and nobody compares to working with Studio Scale. We went hunting for somebody who would care about every tiny detail, every workflow, every edge case, and be able to take a complex and novel idea and convert it to a specific design and plan. The process Sevgi follows is second-to-none, the research phase, the communication with us, the move to Figma, the constant tweaking and obsession over getting every single thing right. The project was ambitious, and we were absolutely blown away by the results. 15 out of 10. Hire her.”
James PurseyFounder & CEO, Replicate Labs -
“Sevgi and her team have been our go-to partner for design and UX. She asks strong questions, communicates fast, works smoothly in Slack and Linear, and delivers high-quality Figma designs that fit our design system. When we bring her a new feature idea, she quickly turns it into thoughtful design options with relevant user states, journeys, and clear assumptions. She and her team also helped us review a large new feature, running a thorough UX audit and creating detailed Linear tasks to guide implementation.”
Jesper BergmannFounder & CEO, Teacherspace -
“Over the past six months, we have worked with five different UIUX designers, but none of them came close to the level of expertise and professionalism that Sevgi has demonstrated. In a field where deadlines are critical and the pace of work can be demanding, she has consistently delivered high-quality work on time. Her ability to manage time effectively and prioritize tasks has been instrumental in keeping our projects on track.”
William WuCEO and Founder, Artisse
How we approach event UX
A focused process, from evidence to launch.
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Step 01
Clarify changing availability
We make selection, reservation windows and unavailable states understandable under time pressure.
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Step 02
Show the real cost early
Ticket type, fees, restrictions and delivery should be clear before the final confirmation.
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Step 03
Design beyond checkout
Access, transfer, reminders, changes and entry are part of the customer experience not afterthoughts.
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Step 04
Support operational users
Internal tools must help teams resolve customer and inventory problems quickly when timing matters.
Choose the right starting point
Relevant solutions
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For products with traction
Fix the flows that leak revenue
Onboarding, checkout, activation… We redesign the journeys where users drop off, and measure the difference.
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For pre-launch founders
MVP design, 0 → 1
We turn your idea into a clear, usable product you can test, pitch to investors, or hand to engineers, typically in 3–6 weeks.
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For teams shipping weekly
New features, designed to ship
Spec to dev-ready designs with edge cases covered, so your engineers stop guessing and your roadmap stops slipping.
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For teams without in-house design
Your design team, weekly
A senior design partner embedded in your workflow; Slack, async video, weekly deliveries. Pause or cancel anytime.
Selected work
Some examples
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New platform - UX/UI
Simplifying Scheduling for Small Businesses
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New user platform - UX/UI
A Simpler Way to Schedule and Manage Workshops
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New feature - UX/UI
A Better Way to Discover and Book Events
Yes. We consider discovery, availability, price clarity, seat selection, payment, confirmation and recovery together.
Yes. Box-office, venue, inventory and support workflows can be included when they affect the complete system.
Yes. We can work within and extend an existing system while resolving inconsistencies that affect key journeys.
Yes. We can use and extend your current system, or document the components required for the redesigned flow.
2 client slots open
Make the path from discovery to entry feel connected.
Tell us where customers or event teams lose time and confidence.





