At Electric Objects, a large portion of my work had been redesigning and conceptualizing major features for both the public-facing and artist user experience. Within both native app (iOS / Android) and web platforms, I led design in rethinking a significant portion of the UX, UI, content, and branding, and directly worked with multiple engineering teams up through a continuous release cycle. I managed these workstreams both fully remote and on-site.

Some of the most recent features that had been shipped include: Explore, Browse, Playlists, Uploads, and more.

Electric Objects (including the product experience) was acquired by GIPHY.

native APP DEVELOPMENT: ROB SEWARD (IOS) & LISA NEIGUT (ANDROID)

API DEVELOPMENT: GREG LEPPERT & DYLAN FAREED

WEB DEVELOPMENT: CHRIS TAN

HARDWARE DESIGN: BILL COWLES

PRODUCT DIRECTor: LUKE CHAMBERLIN

In addition to my work on mobile, I helped lead a major overhaul of EO's web experience, bringing features into parity across platforms while developing a new visual language that felt true to the looser bounds of the web. Likewise, I also pushed for significant focus on EO’s Art Club, which allowed artists’ collections to be shared with a broader public community.

In addition to supporting the digital side of Electric Objects, I also assisted in key visual features relating to the latest physical hardware — the EO2.

This included completely reconcepting the EO2 packaging — both eliminating excess structural waste by over 50%, and creating a more consumer-friendly expression of the brand for retail. This was led by myself and engineered with support from Manual.

I was also given the task to design a pattern language on the back panel of the device itself, in addition to integrating branding via startup screen animations and overall visuals.

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