How Onecation built a traveler-first website for Pyeongtaek-Dangjin Port International Passenger Terminal

挑战

International passenger terminal visitors need to check sailing status, carrier information, ticketing links, terminal facilities, parking, and departure or entry procedures before they arrive. If that information is hard to find or outdated, it increases customer inquiries and creates confusion at the terminal.

解决方案

We structured the official website around practical traveler needs. Sailing routes, carrier information, ticketing links, terminal floor guides, transportation, parking, baggage, visa, weather, notices, and lost-and-found information were organized into clear sections. The site was also built with a multilingual structure so Korean and foreign passengers can access essential guidance.

A Website Built for Real Terminal Use

This project was not a simple brochure site. The website needed to work as a practical information desk for passengers checking routes, carriers, ticketing, procedures, and terminal facilities before visiting the port.

Public Information as Operational Support

By consolidating terminal guidance into one official website, the project reduced friction for passengers and gave the terminal a more reliable digital channel for public information updates.

When Updated Sailing Information Became the Core Asset

The most important point was making sailing and carrier information easy to check and maintain. Passengers can review route status, carrier names, departure or arrival details, and update timing before using the terminal.

How Onecation Executed