ProjectSnaps

Overview

ProjectSnaps was an independent product I co-created with a former colleague—a mobile-first tool for contractors to capture jobsite photos without friction. I led product design end-to-end: UX flows, system UI, and responsive components built for rough conditions and low signal environments.

The app didn’t ship, but the system was real—and built to hold.

What I designed

• End-to-end UI: forms, feeds, tagging, uploads, project views
• UX for both phone and tablet field use
• Modular system library for dev handoff + scaling
• Prototypes used in pitching and investor decks
• Core user flows: tag, upload, search, share

My role

• UX + UI
• Prototyping
• Systems thinking
• Competitive review

Constraints that shaped the system

• Built for unreliable Wi-Fi / offline flows
• Fast tagging and capture under jobsite pressure
• Non-technical users (crews, supers, contractors)
• Designed to avoid scope creep and feature bloat

Outcome

The product didn’t ship—but the system did. I led design end-to-end: UX flows, component architecture, and responsive UI. The work shaped core product decisions and left me with a complete, mobile-first design system built for real-world friction.