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OpenSnow Concept

ROLE

Lead UX Researcher & UI Designer

YEAR

2025

DELIVERABLES

Mobile UX/UI Architecture, Information Design, Interactive Prototypes

OpenSnow

OpenSnow

GROWTH MARKETING

Retention strategy / 1M+ user context

MOBILE UX UI DESIGN

Information architecture / Interactive prototypes

GRAPHIC BRAND DESIGN

Messaging hierarchy / UI color systems

OVERVIEW

Redesigned the app for 1M+ users to improve discovery, reduce support, and drive retention.

THE PROBLEM

Hidden Functionality

70% of active users only accessed basic features.

Support Overhead

Deeply nested menus generated repetitive navigation tickets.

User Churn

Casual skiers felt overwhelmed. Experts bypassed the app.

RESEARCH & INSIGHTS

Dual User Needs

Weekend Warriors need trip summaries. Experts need raw telemetry.

Education Over Hiding

Experts rejected AI defaults: safety requires visible raw metrics.

THE SOLUTION

Progressive Disclosure

Customizable Weekend Mode and Expert Mode views.

Contextual Guidance

Relevant education surfaces advanced tools at the right moment.

Streamlined Setup

Onboarding maps features to skier expertise.

KEY IMPACT & LEARNINGS

Key Learning

Guided access to complex data beats hiding tools behind automation.

Support Efficiency

Self service contextual tips reduced navigation support tickets.

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development

OpenSnow / Interface development