Different forms.
The same attention.

UX / Ti-Ratana Heights

Ti-Ratana Heights: a welcome that leads towards a visit

Community website contribution · Seri Kembangan, Malaysia. The live website publicly credits “Designed by Rain Lee Lin Jun” for the Ti-Ratana Youth Buddhist Section. This is community portfolio evidence, not a claim of a paid commission or organisational endorsement.

1. 01

   Welcome

   Buddhist imagery and Buddha rūpas establish the setting and a respectful first impression.

2. 02

   Understand

   Introduce the institution and its purpose before asking a newcomer to choose.

3. 03

   Discover

   Bring activities and upcoming events into view so interest has somewhere to go.

4. 04

   Explore

   Offer further institutional information for visitors who need context or reassurance.

5. 05

   Visit

   Finish with contact and visiting information; the intended desktop imagery progresses towards the entrance and gate.

Usability considerations: offer direct event and contact links for returning visitors, keep text readable over imagery, optimise image weight, preserve a logical mobile reading order, and ensure essential visiting details do not depend on following the full visual story.

These steps describe the intended desktop experience. Visitor testing would be needed to establish how people actually follow it. No usability-test results or performance improvement are claimed.