Feed.fm is a media group that handles music licensing, curation, and music streaming API integrations for apps and connected devices. The existing station editing experience needed UX/UI optimizations and the product roadmap required the integration of new features.
I worked with Feed’s Head of Product to design a new platform that allows curators to easily identify problem tracks, add new tracks, and edit station metadata–setting them up to reach their quarterly OKR goal of increasing editing efficiency by 40%.
I designed an icon-based alert column in the track table that allows curators to sort through error, placeholder, and autoreplaced tracks.
Previously, curators didn’t have an efficient way to bring these types of tracks to the top of the pile to take inventory and make edits to them.
Alert
Placeholder
Autoreplace
In order to conserve screen real estate I harnessed the principle of progressive disclosure, only revealing track action buttons on hover.
