Rythmeet is a music networking platform connecting musicians, teachers, venues, event organizers, and studios. As a UX/web design intern, I designed four core experiences and custom brand assets.
Outcome
Rebuilt the admin dashboard around what needs attention
Problem
The old dashboard was disorganized, so admins struggled to find and sort key information.
Key decisions
Trimmed redundant sidebar links into a short, familiar menu.
Put platform health, verification, support tickets, and urgent actions first.
Made progress easy to present to stakeholders.
Outcome
Turned a static profile grid into an explorable map
Problem
Discovery is the core of the app, but profiles sat in a static 3×3 grid that limited connections.
Key decisions
Designed a custom 3D map in Mapbox, styled to the Rythmeet brand.
Sorted nearby profiles by distance, with rates and reviews in view.
Paired the map overview with detailed profile previews.
Outcome
Put schedules and requests on one calendar page
Problem
Upcoming events and booking requests were scattered across pages, so scheduling felt overwhelming.
Key decisions
Showed months ahead in a single calendar view.
Grouped incoming requests, pending requests, and schedule conflicts.
Added accept, message, and decline right on each request.
Outcome
Cut sign-up from 8+ screens to 4–6
Problem
Sign-up and profile creation were long, confusing, and repetitive, so new users risked quitting early.
Key decisions
Removed repeated fields and shortened the forms.
Asked first for the info that shapes each user's experience.
Reordered steps for a clearer information hierarchy.
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