IndyRiot is a SaaS company that delivers platforms enabling businesses to engage and connect with their target audiences while maintaining complete control over their data. The company described its product as “LinkedIn on steroids.”

During my internship, I was tasked with driving the company’s transition to a mobile-first approach and designing concepts tailored to the cultural sector—a pivot that would later become IndyRiot’s core focus. I worked as an In-house UI designer and graphic designer, with profile personalisation and the master sales templates for arts and culture –and features like chat and calendar.

I also worked close on the project with Tools to make community website up and running where I had close contact with developers making UI design, prototypes ready for testing, contributing in design sprints and deliver for further development through Zepplin.

Client
IndyRiot

Role
UI Designer, Component Designer, Icon Creator, Graphic Designer, and Mobile-First Strategist

Time
January 6 – March 30, 2021

Tools

When I first started this project there was no mobile version for their service. After talking to the board about their future goals and vision, we came to conclusion that mobile design is very relevant for the end users and their technological habits and routines.

I got the responsibility for the mobile design for the Tools project and worked close with the design lead, and developers in scaling down and reshaping information to mobile devices.

Master sales template

I got the honour of making the design template for art and culture customers of Indy Riot. This template would be used as an example to show the customers how their platform can look.

Photo library

To create a sales template that feels somewhat alive we need content. I created a photo library containing 200+ profile pictures, artsy decorative images and colourful palette to play around with.