TCU · RIFF RAM / MOBILE EXPERIENCE CONCEPT
Bringing fans closer to game day.
A connected mobile experience bringing TCU fans closer to their teams through game-day information, tickets, live content, and personalized guidance.
Fans need different information when heading to a game and when following from elsewhere.
Mobile UX, interaction design, experience direction, and prototyping.
Connect schedules, tickets, team content, and venue guidance in a clearer journey.
A mobile experience concept with reconstructed explorations and UI visualizations.
MY CONTRIBUTION
Connecting fan context to useful mobile actions.
My contribution spans experience direction, mobile information architecture, interaction design, and prototyping. This React/TypeScript portfolio implements reusable screen galleries, fan-context tabs, and sketch-to-screen comparisons. These presentation components do not establish a production fan app or live service connections.
FINAL MOBILE EXPERIENCE
A connected game-day companion.
Explore six portfolio visualizations across the main fan tasks. Each screen is a concept, not a claim about a shipped app.
Launch screen
Fan taskEstablish a distinctive TCU entry point.
Game-day home
Fan taskOrient fans and surface relevant actions.
Schedule
Fan taskScan upcoming matchups and event details.
Tickets
Fan taskAccess ticket and entry information.
Game day
Fan taskFind venue services and nearby destinations.
Media
Fan taskFollow highlights and team stories.
UNDERSTANDING THE FANS
One team. Different ways to be there.
These are design lenses for the concept, not validated research personas.
The campus regular
Get from campus plans to kickoff with the essentials close at hand.
- Kickoff and gates
- Venue and event details
- Live game updates
FROM SKETCHES TO SCREENS
Follow the idea from structure to interface.
Game-day home
Fan taskGet oriented and find the next useful action.
Design considerationPut game context and high-priority destinations up front.
RESEARCH, VALIDATION & NEXT STEPS
Make the next test answer a real fan question.
Available materials do not document participant counts, usability results, or concept outcomes. These are validation questions, not findings.
The concept brings together game information, tickets, team content, and venue guidance.
Whether fans can find the right detail quickly and feel in control of the next step.
Can fans find the right game-day detail?
Ask fans to locate ticket, kickoff, or venue information from a realistic starting point.
Does the experience work for remote fans?
Explore how easily someone can reach scores, highlights, and team updates while away.
Which path gets fans to the next step?
Compare direct navigation with content-led entry points to learn which feels clearer and more useful.
The supplied sketches are reconstructed portfolio explorations. The supplied high-fidelity screens are portfolio visualizations. Neither set is represented as verified original engagement artifacts, production UI, or measured outcomes.