Below is an example of when a user gives recognition on the WeVue app. The recognition is designed in a subtle way where that post stands out from the rest. The sleek, modern interface gives the users the similarity of a social media network.

In WeVue, users were able to create photo albums to share photos and videos from anything. Some users used the function for a wide variety of things such as sharing photos from a vacation or providing a weekly status update on their work progress. What users saw on the feed was a cover photo summarizing the trip, but also picture previews on the card where the user would be able to swipe through the most recent photos added to the album.

Below is what a user's profile looks like in WeVue's 2.5 release. The simplified user interface allows users to easily scroll through the content they have posted for their organization.

When I first started designing for WeVue, the app had an illustrated look and feel to it. After analyzing our users and the functionality of the app, I spear headed a project to rebrand the app as a whole. The rebranding consisted of a complete overhaul of the onboarding process to use imagery to show not only how exciting the WeVue app can be, but also to show what kind of content we are looking to capture in the app.

One of the biggest problems that WeVue faced when I came onboard was user confusion when it came to making meaningful posts to the app. I worked with our team to create a new user experience that would allow the user to focus on one area of the posting process at a time so that they could work through a process to build their post.

This here is the Create Menu for WeVue. In prior versions of WeVue, users were confused on which option to select when making a post. I made an effort to condense similar post types to make the user's experience more insightful when making a post.