👨‍💻 UX Designer & Product Leader
đź“ŤÂ San Francisco, California
I've been designing and building websites and apps for 17 years—it's what I love to do. Specifically, I am passionate about empowering climate innovators through impactful UX design and a minimalist approach to technology.
Stanford M. Rosenthal | Layers
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My next project: thepark.today
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Helping people reduce their environmental impact by eliminating physical junk mail—which often is not recyclable
Ruby on Rails • Twilio • Sendgrid
New Orleans Culture, MappedA hyper-local news site surfacing construction projects, community events, and performances
Ruby on Rails • Mapbox • Web Scraping
Turn your calendar into a website Giving organizations a place to spread the word about in-person events, without relying on a centralized platform such as Facebook
Ruby on Rails • ICS • Tailwind
Mosey helps companies stay compliant across all 50 states. This screen is the primary place work gets done in the platform—resolving compliance tasks and leveraging Mosey's automations to achieve full compliance.
Task Statuses
As part of Mosey's transition to a new "Task Framework," a primary goal is to make it clear to the customer what action needs to be taken. Status components, in both pill and round formats, were established to provide a consistent way of indicating actions and statuses.
Additionally, the concept of a "Task" was solidified. Regardless of where they show up, tasks now have a consistent representation. A customer can see one of these cards and instantly recognize it as a Task.
Next steps
These task cards paved the way for a fresh look at the homepage for logged-in customers. Primary real estate was given to the list of to-do tasks, reserving the sidebar for collections of tasks that need special treatment.
In addition to elevating the concept of tasks, locations also get their own treatment. Along the top of the homepage, users can filter by location (US State). Given Mosey's brand centered around locations, it makes sense that the user first sees the location they've added to the app.