soundcheck:
UX/UI Ecosystem
Challenge:
The primary objective is to transition Soundcheck from a creative concept into a professional, scalable Design System that prioritizes consistency and hierarchy over decorative variety. In the collaborative phase, I must work within a team to architect a shared Team Library by defining standardized typography scales, specific color styles, and functional components like button-primary for a desktop-class ticketing website.
Following the team phase, I am tasked with independently executing a cross-platform scaling strategy to prove the system's durability in high-contrast environments. This involves redesigning the homepage and interior navigation for a large-scale Interactive Kiosk to prioritize high-traffic touch targets and wayfinding. Simultaneously, I must translate these styles into a Mobile App interface, ensuring that the navigation and interactive elements remain responsive and legible for a handheld experience.
Research:
After finalizing the core concept, we conducted visual research to establish a brand identity that captures the high-energy, "after-hours" atmosphere of live music venues. This led to a high-contrast palette of deep blacks and crisp whites, accented by vibrant pinks and light purples to create a modern, premium aesthetic. Simultaneously, we performed a competitive audit of industry leaders like Ticketmaster to identify the essential architecture for a seamless user journey. This research informed the development of critical interior pages, including search results and event details, ensuring the platform met professional standards for utility and trust.
Multi-platform UX/UI focused on streamlining the concert-going experience, from a centralized ticketing marketplace to an interactive on-site wayfinding kiosk.
Solution:
To address the challenge, I collaborated with four team members to develop a cohesive Soundcheck desktop platform, ensuring each interior page aligned with the brand's identity and professional ticketing standards. While individual members specialized in specific sections, high-impact areas like the homepage were a collective effort to maintain a unified visual language and strict design system.
Once the desktop foundation was established, I transitioned to a solo phase to adapt the system for different scales and user contexts. I redesigned the homepage for a mobile-first interface, focusing on responsive layout and handheld usability. Furthermore, I expanded the brand’s utility by developing a large-scale wayfinding kiosk specifically for concert venues, providing fans with a dedicated interactive touchpoint for intuitive seat navigation.