I'm a huge fan of passion projects. And live music was always happening in my neighborhood. So I built a simple live-music aggregator in iOS to know where artists were playing and preview video of past shows.
View on GithubFinding the day's live music events in my neighborhood was a laborious process.
Mic Check aggregates all artists playing live today and let's you drill in for video of past shows.
Neighborhood music events are scraped from venues websites, then listed on the home page.
Drilling in summons artist and venue details as well as YouTube video for deciding whether to attend their show.
Paging up or down navigates to siblings at every level in the app hierarchy.
Size classes ensured optimal display between portrait and landscape orientations.
Text and background colors were derived programmatically in Swift using the artist's image.
The icon was designed to represent triangulation while moving across various loading images.
There were persistent problems with our dashboards not surfacing actionable content. I created a research and design process for allowing customers to prioritize which content would most compel them to act.
ViewThe company was in the midst of doing a rewrite of their existing campaigns dashboard. We used this opportunity to create a new design system that would align product designers, centralize our front-end technology, and inform emerging product lines.
ViewSalespeople already had phone access to their business reports, but making them informative and enjoyable on small surfaces required knowing exactly the features to keep versus those to cut.
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