Second UX portfolio project: MuseFuse

A couple weeks ago I completed my second portfolio project for the Google Certificate in UX Design: A profile-creation flow for a fictional musician-networking site that I call MuseFuse.

I envision MuseFuse as a networking alternative to commercial social platforms, allowing musicians to create custom profiles and custom searches. The website's backend would do the work of matching profiles with ongoing searches and delivering the results to the user's dashboard.

The challenge in this project was to design what's known as a responsive website, one that adapts to various screen sizes and devices. Though the linked prototype doesn't do live resizing, the case study details how the user interface needs to scale and adapt content to each screen size.

Here's the full case study:

MuseFuse musician-networking site