I worked on several projects for the application The Hunt, which was primarily used by teenage girls to utilize their community to help them create styles and outfits and to find specific items that they may have seen in magazines or in online style journals.
I collaborated with the product lead to brainstorm a variety of social features and for how to tease apart different user actions—saving, favoriting, collecting and liking. The application conflated these different activities but needed to tease them apart so that users could collect images and collections in a way that separated giving public acknowledgement of quality or coolness from creating personal lists of favorites to awarding others for a good job finding something.
Through the process of the work, I created a concept map to understand the eco-system, interaction flows for different features including notifications, gems and perfect (a form of peer awards and likes), a new feature built around outfits and eventually a full conversion from their iOS application to Android.
The Hunt was later sold to Pinterest.
1 design strategist / IA - me
1 client product manager
1 client CEO
This was a Tangible UX project.
Selected Work
project lead - design strategystrategy
neptune financial lending appinteraction design
autodesk university social strategymodeling, strategy
capital one t&e programinteraction design
capital one small business banking concept models & IAstrategy, information architecture
katnipbrand design, interaction design
workrproject lead, interaction design
the huntsocial, mobile, interaction design
find me elsewhere: