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Survue

Project info

A cycling safety app that pairs with a rear-facing smart device to help riders understand approaching traffic and capture what happens behind them.

Role
Founding Product Designer
Timeline
September-December 2024
Contribution
Product design, Interaction design, App structure and user flows, Prototyping, Visual foundations and components, C# implementation
Tools
Figma, C#, .NET
Platform
Mobile · iOS
Project type
Cycling safety app

Founding product designerFounding product designer

Make approaching traffic easier to interpret.Make approaching traffic easier to interpret.

Survue connects a rear-facing device with a cycling app for vehicle awareness and recordings. As founding product designer, I shaped the app structure, interaction flows, components, and prototype using the founder's palette and Helvetica Neue typography. A rider cannot study a screen while moving. Traffic information needed to be understandable at a glance, without asking the rider to decode a new interface each time.Survue connects a rear-facing device with a cycling app for vehicle awareness and recordings. As founding product designer, I shaped the app structure, interaction flows, components, and prototype using the founder's palette and Helvetica Neue typography. A rider cannot study a screen while moving. Traffic information needed to be understandable at a glance, without asking the rider to decode a new interface each time.

  • Before the ride → discover and pair the deviceBefore the ride → discover and pair the device
  • During the ride → monitor vehicle position and warningsDuring the ride → monitor vehicle position and warnings
  • After the ride → review recordings in GalleryAfter the ride → review recordings in Gallery

DecisionDecisionKeep the road view familiar while the warning state changes.Keep the road view familiar while the warning state changes.

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