NSW TRAINLINK

Modernising NSW’s Regional Booking System
A two-year transformation delivering a clearer, more accessible booking experience across search, seat selection, concessions and payment.
UX
UI
UX Discovery

Role & Responsibilities
The new TrainLink Booking System replaces the legacy Amadeus platform while elevating the customer experience through improved booking channels and enhanced functionality.
Role & Responsibilities
As UX Design Lead, I guided the team through a two-year program of work, establishing critiques, playbacks, and stakeholder forums to maintain alignment.
Alongside this leadership role, I contributed hands-on: designing interaction patterns, prototyping booking flows, and refining account and payment screens in Figma.
I also led the development of design principles that became core to the project, ensuring consistency and evidence-based decision making.
These principles included:
Outcomes & Metrics
The booking experience was simplified end-to-end, with clearer seat selection, concessions, and payment flows. Accessibility improvements were embedded from the outset and verified against WCAG 2.1 AA requirements. Design principles - such as drawers, progressive disclosure, and sticky CTAs - were codified and adopted across the project, setting a standard for future Transport work.
Business targets (in measurement post-launch)
Results
Launched and Ready to Travel
The new Regional Booking System has recently launched, replacing the legacy Amadeus platform and delivering a more intuitive, accessible way for customers to book long-distance journeys. While metrics are still being measured post-launch, early feedback shows smoother journeys and fewer customer pain points.








