Display Logic
Product Design for ASA TeenVoice
I lead the design of the experience of manage user permissions on an invite only application. The feature needed to include the option to invite a user as well as managing the waitlist.
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The marketing page's purpose is to convert users into subscribers. Working closely with the art director, we developed a visual language and direction that felt fresh and enticing to people outside of The Atlantic's current reader base.
Role: Product Designer
Tools: Figma
Platform: Desktop, Mobile
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Problem
our approach
The landing page is meant to to inform users and drive them to click the links which need to be accessible without being in their face. We wanted the user to be able to learn more about the publication while still being led down the funnel.
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Designing around the theme of "insight," we split the page into 4 sections: a visually stunning header combined with impactful copy, features of The Atlantic, benefits of subscribing, and a summary.
Each section includes a button linking to a page where users can subscribe.
difficulties
The biggest challenge was how to break up the
final designs
The Art Director and I worked together to make sure that we could bring our designs to life despite technical difficulties-
and we succeeded!
