FlightScope redesign concept
An independent, working prototype for a clearer launch-monitor shopping experience.
Please note: This is an independent concept. FlightScope did not commission, approve or endorse it, and I'm not affiliated with the company. It has not been tested with real shoppers or store traffic. Prices and specifications were captured from flightscope.com on 29 October 2026 and may have changed.
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Overview
A self-initiated prototype exploring how FlightScope's online shopping experience could help people choose the right launch monitor: a redesigned homepage, a seven-question product finder, side-by-side comparison, a Mevo Gen2 product page with optional upgrades, and a page explaining what is real and what is simulated.
FlightScope's name, logo and product photography belong to FlightScope and appear here only to illustrate this independent concept. Third-party names such as E6 Connect, GSPro and MyGolfSpy belong to their owners.
Role and project type
Self-initiated, unpaid concept. I created the interactive prototype.
- Homepage
- Product finder
- Product comparison
- Mevo Gen2 product page
- Upgrade selection
- Simulated cart
- Technology and history page
- Data, sources and limitations page
What I wanted to achieve
Choosing a launch monitor means weighing room size, devices, simulator software, the data you want and budget. The concept explores how a store could do that weighing for the shopper, check it against the manufacturer's published requirements, and say plainly when something isn't confirmed.
Approach
- Content comes from FlightScope's public US product pages and product feed, captured on 29 October 2026. Where those pages disagree or don't document something, the prototype shows “Not confirmed” or leaves the fact out of recommendations.
- The finder is a deterministic, unit-tested rule set rather than AI. It asks seven questions, keeps the answers in the page address, and explains why a model fits and what to check before buying.
- The cart is simulated: it holds a selection in the browser and checkout is intentionally not connected. Performance, accessibility and conversion effects are design hypotheses, not measured results.
Key features
Product finder
Seven questions (who it's for, where you'll use it, room length, simulator play, devices, how much swing data, budget) lead to a recommendation with “why it fits” and “before you buy” notes.
Product comparison
Two or three models side by side, with a “show only differences” option. Paid add-ons are shown where they change what you get.
Product page and upgrades
Optional upgrades with a live selection total, a room-length tester, software compatibility and a FAQ built from FlightScope's own pages.
Honest data
Each fact traces to a dated source. Unconfirmed facts are labelled instead of guessed.
Technology
- Next.js
- Vercel