Redesigning
Apple Music
Redesigning
Apple Music
A revised in-app navigation
A revised in-app navigation
Redesigning
Apple Music
A revised in-app navigation
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Project contribution
User interface/experience design
Publish date
June 2025
Category
Music
Notes and acknowledgments
I have no commercial purposes related to or arising from this work. Album covers, Apple's design components, and brand names like Billboard were used solely to support the visual presentation of the project. The project occurred between February and June and was based entirely on the Apple Music iOS app (v18.3). Thanks to Ali and Cansu for their suggestions during the design process.
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User experience
Before rethinking the navigation experience in Apple Music, I conducted a research study examining users' diverging listening practices and their expectations from music streaming apps. I also analyzed user reviews of Apple Music using an affinity diagram.
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User experience
Before rethinking the navigation experience in Apple Music, I conducted a research study examining users' diverging listening practices and their expectations from music streaming apps. I also analyzed user reviews of Apple Music using an affinity diagram.
Persona
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Sarah Johnson
Pazarlama Uzmanı
26 yaşında
Üniversite mezunu
Toronto, Kanada
Laptop kullanıcısı
Beklentileri
Sarah, gittiği şehirlerde keşfedilmemiş seyahat rotaları keşfetmek istiyor ve bölgede süren yerel ritüellere katılmaktan keyif duyuyor. Bu sayede bölge halkını daha yakından tanımakla yakından ilgileniyor.
Deneyimlediği sorunlar
Seyahat etmek için sahip olduğu kısıtlı zaman aralığı
Keşfedilmemiş rotalara erişmenin güçlüğü
Yabancı bölgelerde karşılaşabileceği güvenlik sorunları
Sıkça kullandığı uygulamalar
Medium
Airbnb
Tiktok
Persona
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Sarah Johnson
Pazarlama Uzmanı
26 yaşında
Üniversite mezunu
Toronto, Kanada
Laptop kullanıcısı
Beklentileri
Sarah, gittiği şehirlerde keşfedilmemiş seyahat rotaları keşfetmek istiyor ve bölgede süren yerel ritüellere katılmaktan keyif duyuyor. Bu sayede bölge halkını daha yakından tanımakla yakından ilgileniyor.
Deneyimlediği sorunlar
Seyahat etmek için sahip olduğu kısıtlı zaman aralığı
Keşfedilmemiş rotalara erişmenin güçlüğü
Yabancı bölgelerde karşılaşabileceği güvenlik sorunları
Sıkça kullandığı uygulamalar
Medium
Airbnb
Tiktok
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User experience
Before rethinking the navigation experience in Apple Music, I conducted a research study examining users' diverging listening practices and their expectations from music streaming apps. I also analyzed user reviews of Apple Music using an affinity diagram.
Further…
Pain points
Information architecture
In Apple Music, overlap in certain tab names and functions can occasionally hinder navigation across the app.
Personalized experience
Rather than directing users straight to the previously preferred content, Apple Music often highlights editor-curated playlists. This can reduce the sense of personalization and is likely to increase users' cognitive load (see also Sweller et al., 1998).
Content layout and hierarchy
The sheer number of album cards on the layout complicates navigation for many users. The size of the cards also limits the amount of content that fits in the viewport and makes music discovery more difficult.
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User experience
Before rethinking the navigation experience in Apple Music, I conducted a research study examining users' diverging listening practices and their expectations from music streaming apps. I also analyzed user reviews of Apple Music using an affinity diagram.
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User experience
Before rethinking the navigation experience in Apple Music, I conducted a research study examining users' diverging listening practices and their expectations from music streaming apps. I also analyzed user reviews of Apple Music using an affinity diagram.
User experience research
The transformation of music listening habits
A study conducted by IFPI (2023), involving over 43.000 participants, reports that people listen to music through various mediums, including television and radio. Music streaming apps, which constitute 32% of the distribution, are preferred for ad-free content, access to any song at any time, and a vast library of millions of albums.
Listening motivations beyond numeric data
As music gradually becomes involved in everyday life, understanding listening habits often requires more than sole quantitative data. For instance, a frequently played track is not always a sign of preference. Sometimes, it is played repeatedly in the background while studying, or it is a child's favorite song played repeatedly by a parent. In some cases, users may also define their other activities by looking at how long they have listened to music for. Users who often listen to music while working might realize how much time they have spent at the office by evaluating their listening duration (Wirfs-Brock et al., 2020).
User feedback on Apple Music
Apple Music users often comment that the editor-curated playlists, along with large-scale album cards, make it harder to access music. On platforms such as the App Store, Reddit, and Ekşi Sözlük (an online platform in Türkiye for user opinions and/or discussions), many users indicate that the app has slowly started to feel like a maze as they keep using it.
It is also notable that user feedback on square cards with sides around 200 pixels, which reduce the number of albums visible on screen, doesn't point to an issue specific to Apple Music. For instance, some users also demanded a more compact layout for the app during a study on YouTube Music (Choi et al., 2023). Limited screen space has led to various complaints across many apps.
User experience research
User pain points
Information architecture
In Apple Music, overlap in certain tab names and functions can occasionally hinder navigation across the app.
Personalized experience
Rather than directing users straight to the previously preferred content, Apple Music often highlights editor-curated playlists. This can reduce the sense of personalization and is likely to increase users' cognitive load (see also Sweller et al., 1998).
Content layout and hierarchy
The sheer number of album cards on the layout complicates navigation for many users. The size of the cards also limits the amount of content that fits in the viewport and makes music discovery more difficult.
User personas
I identified four user personas through the user reviews collected and the empirical studies examined. The advantages and disadvantages of working with secondary data are open to discussion, but these personas substantially helped me adopt a more inclusive approach throughout the design process.
I identified four proto personas through the user reviews collected and the empirical studies examined. The advantages and disadvantages of working with secondary data are open to discussion, but these personas substantially helped me adopt a more inclusive approach throughout the design process.
I identified four proto personas through the user reviews collected and the empirical studies examined. The advantages and disadvantages of working with secondary data are open to discussion, but these personas substantially helped me adopt a more inclusive approach throughout the design process.
Persona
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Sarah Johnson
Pazarlama Uzmanı
26 yaşında
Üniversite mezunu
Toronto, Kanada
Laptop kullanıcısı
Beklentileri
Sarah, gittiği şehirlerde keşfedilmemiş seyahat rotaları keşfetmek istiyor ve bölgede süren yerel ritüellere katılmaktan keyif duyuyor. Bu sayede bölge halkını daha yakından tanımakla yakından ilgileniyor.
Deneyimlediği sorunlar
Seyahat etmek için sahip olduğu kısıtlı zaman aralığı
Keşfedilmemiş rotalara erişmenin güçlüğü
Yabancı bölgelerde karşılaşabileceği güvenlik sorunları
Sıkça kullandığı uygulamalar
Medium
Airbnb
Tiktok
Persona
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3
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Sarah Johnson
Pazarlama Uzmanı
26 yaşında
Üniversite mezunu
Toronto, Kanada
Laptop kullanıcısı
Beklentileri
Sarah, gittiği şehirlerde keşfedilmemiş seyahat rotaları keşfetmek istiyor ve bölgede süren yerel ritüellere katılmaktan keyif duyuyor. Bu sayede bölge halkını daha yakından tanımakla yakından ilgileniyor.
Deneyimlediği sorunlar
Seyahat etmek için sahip olduğu kısıtlı zaman aralığı
Keşfedilmemiş rotalara erişmenin güçlüğü
Yabancı bölgelerde karşılaşabileceği güvenlik sorunları
Sıkça kullandığı uygulamalar
Medium
Airbnb
Tiktok
Persona
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Elif Yalçın
Medical Assistant
24 years old
AD graduate
Izmir, Türkiye
Laptop and phone user
Expectations
She wants to easily access songs that match her mood. She enjoys seeing recommendations based on her listening history. She also likes creating playlists that can accompany her for hours during housework or office tasks.
Pain points
Recommendations that don't consider her listening history
Repetitive suggestions that reduce the feeling of discovery
Difficulty accessing playlists efficiently
Frequently used apps
YouTube
Storytel
Persona
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Elif Yalçın
Medical Assistant
24 years old
AD graduate
Izmir, Türkiye
Laptop and phone user
Expectations
She wants to easily access songs that match her mood. She enjoys seeing recommendations based on her listening history. She also likes creating playlists that can accompany her for hours during housework or office tasks.
Pain points
Recommendations that don't consider her listening history
Repetitive suggestions that reduce the feeling of discovery
Difficulty accessing playlists efficiently
Frequently used apps
YouTube
Storytel
Elif Yalçın
Medical Assistant
24 years old
AD graduate
Izmir, Türkiye
Laptop and phone user
Expectations
She wants to easily access songs that match her mood. She enjoys seeing recommendations based on her listening history. She also likes creating playlists that can accompany her for hours during housework or office tasks.
Pain points
Recommendations that don't consider her listening history
Repetitive suggestions that reduce the feeling of discovery
Difficulty accessing playlists efficiently
Frequently used apps
YouTube
Storytel
Malik Doumbia
Music Producer
39 years old
HS graduate
Marseille, France
Desktop and tablet user
Expectations
He expects easy access to details such as release years and version differences while browsing catalogs. He prefers seeing content organized by his own preferences rather than editor-curated playlists.
Pain points
Limited access to metadata for records
Different album versions shown with identical covers
Inability to filter regional releases of albums
Frequently used apps
Discogs
Ableton Live
Tidal
Diego Ramos
Primary School Teacher
34 years old
BA graduate
Seville, Spain
Laptop user
Expectations
He looks for calm playlists that play in the background without breaking his focus while preparing lesson materials. Beyond his work hours, he enjoys discovering songs from unfamiliar cultures.
Pain points
Lack of listening modes that match his preferences
Slow performance with poor internet connection
Poor visual distinction between different content types
Frequently used apps
Duolingo
Notion
YouTube Music
Max
Nia Kamanzi
Environmental Engineer
47 years old
BS graduate
Kigali, Rwanda
Phone user
Expectations
Nia seeks album recommendations that she can browse in the field or office, without disrupting her focus. She enjoys using music streaming apps that offer playlists responsive to her physical environment.
Pain points
Offline access issues during fieldwork
Album suggestions unrelated to her listening history
Diverse taste mistaken for inconsistency by the algorithm
Frequently used apps
Kromoot
Windly
Apple Müzik
Persona
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Elif Yalçın
Medical Assistant
24 years old
AD graduate
Izmir, Türkiye
Laptop and phone user
Expectations
She wants to easily access songs that match her mood. She enjoys seeing recommendations based on her listening history. She also likes creating playlists that can accompany her for hours during housework or office tasks.
Pain points
Recommendations that don't consider her listening history
Repetitive suggestions that reduce the feeling of discovery
Difficulty accessing playlists efficiently
Frequently used apps
YouTube
Storytel
Persona
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3
4
Elif Yalçın
Medical Assistant
24 years old
AD graduate
Izmir, Türkiye
Laptop and phone user
Expectations
She wants to easily access songs that match her mood. She enjoys seeing recommendations based on her listening history. She also likes creating playlists that can accompany her for hours during housework or office tasks.
Pain points
Recommendations that don't consider her listening history
Repetitive suggestions that reduce the feeling of discovery
Difficulty accessing playlists efficiently
Frequently used apps
YouTube
Storytel
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User interface
Following the research stage, I designed a refined user interface to improve the navigation experience in Apple Music. High-fidelity design and prototyping stages of the redesign process are shown below.
Preference-sensitive track suggestions
Since interaction with music may vary under miscellaneous conditions, I left the decision of how music is listed to the user. In the redesigned interface, music can be listed under four categories: Preferences, Popular, Radio, and Timeline.
I designed the homepage with a modular structure in order to address the frequently emphasized user expectations. After moving the Radio tab into the top-left mode selector, the tab bar evolved into a primary tool for navigation.
Optimizing access to albums
I experimented with various card and carousel layouts to improve access to tracks. However, these components were not efficient enough for the case of quick access to albums.
Therefore, I designed a pop-up component that appears upon long-pressing an album cover. It also features shortcut chips for actions such as sharing or downloading the album content.
Data-driven playlists
Quantitative data can also support track suggestions. For instance, a playlist consisting of songs frequently played when heart rate and step count increase simultaneously could save time for a user during a walk.
With user permission, Apple Intelligence can analyze listening patterns across specific time frames using data from apps like Apple Health and present them as personalized playlists.
Timeline unifies decades in music
We tend to recall music in decades, and playlists or albums focused on certain periods are quite often organized accordingly. However, someone listening to '80s pop might need to make additional searches to explore other genres from the same decade, which can affect their experience.
I designed Timeline to offer a holistic listening experience by presenting tracks with their genres and decades. The section also allows users to filter songs by language or version.
Quick actions in search history
Completing actions related to past searches may seem like a minor detail. However, it can enhance the continuity of the user flow.
This allows users can shape their browsing experience according to their preferences and gradually transform their listening routines over time.
A tab bar designed for better navigation
The project did not aim to speculate on Apple's upcoming design decisions for WWDC25. Still, I was pleased that the tab bar I designed in early April shared key traits with the one announced in June.
The idea of the tab bar I designed was shaped by the need to use screens more efficiently as mobile tasks intensify. It dynamically adapts to serve various needs in seconds. That could enhance the music experience.
Personalized news with Genius
Apple has been in an extensive partnership with Genius since 2018. If their agreement allows, Genius could provide music news and event announcements, while Apple Music could tailor these updates based on users' listening history and preferences. This would offer a more versatile experience.
Readily accessible in-app settings
Apple Music features are primarily managed through iOS settings, and making adjustments requires users to leave the app. However, gathering these controls into the app enables uninterrupted navigation.
Users can easily adjust key parameters such as cellular data usage during downloads, preferred audio quality, and the display of explicit content through in-app settings.
Easy access to Shazamed songs
Apple acquired Shazam in 2018. Displaying tracks identified through Shazam in Apple Music interface would help seamlessly integrate these apps. This approach could make navigation feel more fluid and personal by reinforcing the user's drive to explore.
A profile tab to enrich the personal experience
Apple Music offers users a personal listening space unlike most music streaming apps. I aimed to preserve this sense of autonomy while redesigning the app's navigation. Therefore, I designed a simple yet functional profile tab to enhance the overall experience without disrupting its focus.
Preference-sensitive track suggestions
Since interaction with music may vary under miscellaneous conditions, I left the decision of how music is listed to the user. In the redesigned interface, music can be listed under four categories: Preferences, Popular, Radio, and Timeline.
I designed the homepage with a modular structure in order to address the frequently emphasized user expectations. After moving the Radio tab into the top-left mode selector, the tab bar evolved into a primary tool for navigation.
Optimizing access to albums
I experimented with various card and carousel layouts to improve access to tracks. However, these components were not efficient enough for the case of quick access to albums.
Therefore, I designed a pop-up component that appears upon long-pressing an album cover. It also features shortcut chips for actions such as sharing or downloading the album content.
Data-driven playlists
Quantitative data can also support track suggestions. For instance, a playlist consisting of songs frequently played when heart rate and step count increase simultaneously could save time for a user during a walk.
With user permission, Apple Intelligence can analyze listening patterns across specific time frames using data from apps like Apple Health and present them as personalized playlists.
Timeline unifies decades in music
We tend to recall music in decades, and playlists or albums focused on certain periods are quite often organized accordingly. However, someone listening to '80s pop might need to make additional searches to explore other genres from the same decade, which can affect their experience.
I designed Timeline to offer a holistic listening experience by presenting tracks with their genres and decades. The section also allows users to filter songs by language or version.
Quick actions in search history
Completing actions related to past searches may seem like a minor detail. However, it can enhance the continuity of the user flow.
This allows users can shape their browsing experience according to their preferences and gradually transform their listening routines over time.
A tab bar designed for better navigation
The project did not aim to speculate on Apple's upcoming design decisions for WWDC25. Still, I was pleased to see that the tab bar I designed in early April shared key traits with the one announced in June.
The idea of the tab bar I designed was shaped by the need to use screens more efficiently as mobile tasks intensify. It dynamically adapts to serve various needs in seconds. This could meaningfully enhance the music experience.
Personalized news with Genius
Apple has been in an extensive partnership with Genius since 2018. If their agreement allows, Genius could provide music news and event announcements, while Apple Music could tailor these updates based on users' listening history and preferences. This would offer a more versatile experience.
Readily accessible in-app settings
Apple Music features are primarily managed through iOS settings, and making adjustments requires users to leave the app. However, gathering these controls into the app enables uninterrupted navigation.
Users can easily adjust key parameters such as cellular data usage during downloads, preferred audio quality, and the display of explicit content through in-app settings.
Easy access to Shazamed songs
Apple acquired Shazam in 2018. Displaying tracks identified through Shazam in Apple Music interface would help seamlessly integrate these apps. This approach could make navigation feel more fluid and personal by reinforcing the user's drive to explore.
A profile tab to enrich the personal experience
Apple Music offers users a personal listening space unlike most music streaming apps. I aimed to preserve this sense of autonomy while redesigning the app's navigation. Therefore, I designed a simple yet functional profile tab to enhance the overall experience without disrupting its focus.
Preference-sensitive track suggestions
Since interaction with music may vary under miscellaneous conditions, I left the decision of how music is listed to the user. In the redesigned interface, music can be listed under four categories: Preferences, Popular, Radio, and Timeline.
I designed the homepage with a modular structure in order to address the frequently emphasized user expectations. After moving the Radio tab into the top-left mode selector, the tab bar evolved into a primary tool for navigation.
Optimizing access to albums
I experimented with various card and carousel layouts to improve access to tracks. However, these components were not efficient enough for the case of quick access to albums.
Therefore, I designed a pop-up component that appears upon long-pressing an album cover. It also features shortcut chips for actions such as sharing or downloading the album content.
Data-driven playlists
Quantitative data can also support track suggestions. For instance, a playlist consisting of songs frequently played when heart rate and step count increase simultaneously could save time for a user during a walk.
With user permission, Apple Intelligence can analyze listening patterns across specific time frames using data from apps like Apple Health and present them as personalized playlists.
Timeline unifies decades in music
We tend to recall music in decades, and playlists or albums focused on certain periods are quite often organized accordingly. However, someone listening to '80s pop might need to make additional searches to explore other genres from the same decade, which can affect their experience.
I designed Timeline to offer a holistic listening experience by presenting tracks with their genres and decades. The section also allows users to filter songs by language or version.
Quick actions in search history
Completing actions related to past searches may seem like a minor detail. However, it can enhance the continuity of the user flow.
This allows users can shape their browsing experience according to their preferences and gradually transform their listening routines over time.
A tab bar designed for better navigation
The project did not aim to speculate on Apple's upcoming design decisions for WWDC25. Still, I was pleased that the tab bar I designed in early April shared key traits with the one announced in June.
The idea of the tab bar I designed was shaped by the need to use screens more efficiently as mobile tasks intensify. It dynamically adapts to serve various needs in seconds. That could enhance the music experience.
Personalized news with Genius
Apple has been in an extensive partnership with Genius since 2018. If their agreement allows, Genius could provide music news and event announcements, while Apple Music could tailor these updates based on users' listening history and preferences. This would offer a more versatile experience.
Readily accessible in-app settings
Apple Music features are primarily managed through iOS settings, and making adjustments requires users to leave the app. However, gathering these controls into the app enables uninterrupted navigation.
Users can easily adjust key parameters such as cellular data usage during downloads, preferred audio quality, and the display of explicit content through in-app settings.
Easy access to Shazamed songs
Apple acquired Shazam in 2018. Displaying tracks identified through Shazam in Apple Music interface would help seamlessly integrate these apps. This approach could make navigation feel more fluid and personal by reinforcing the user's drive to explore.
A profile tab to enrich the personal experience
Apple Music offers users a personal listening space unlike most music streaming apps. I aimed to preserve this sense of autonomy while redesigning the app's navigation. Therefore, I designed a simple yet functional profile tab to enhance the overall experience without disrupting its focus.
Colors used
As I redesigned Apple Music, I revised each color palette in the app with close fidelity to the originals. I used as few colors and tints as possible to highlight the functionality of the redesigned product. You can hover over or press on the color palettes to examine the tints.
You can hover over or press on the color palettes to examine the tints.
#FA2D48
3.79:1
Primary
#7D7E80
4.06:1
Neutral
#24E079
1.75:1
Success
#C50F32
6.02:1
Error
Component design
I endeavored to form an extensive component kit while rethinking the navigation in Apple Music. This way, I built a visual structure that would reduce the card density and minimize extraneous cognitive load for users.
Low-fidelity wireframing
The sketches I began drawing on paper and finalized in Figma gradually evolved as I identified issues in the information architecture and suggested solutions.
Icon set and typeface
In this project, I used the Roboto typeface with a 1.125 (or Major Second) scaling ratio, along with Bootstrap icons. Some icons in the compilation below may have undergone slight distortion during their transfer from Figma.
Ham (low-fidelity) tasarım
Uygulamanın ham (İng. low-fidelity) tasarımı sırasında sunulması öngörülen kullanıcı deneyimi eskiz çizimler aracılığıyla kurgulandı. Bu kompakt görünüm sebebiyle oluşan denge ve tutarlılık sorunları, daha sonraları gerçekleştirilen yinelemelerle giderildi.
Eskiz hâlindeki taslaklarda yer alan (haritada lokasyon bulma olanağı gibi) özellikler, uygulamanın kullanılabilirliğine zarar verme ihtimalleri sebebiyle takip eden süreçte projeden çıkarıldı. Bunlar yerine kullanıcıların kolaylıkla adapte olabileceği Lokasyon Bulucu gibi özellikler projeye dahil edildi.
Bu çalışmada 1.125 (ya da Major Second) büyüme oranıyla Roboto yazı tipini ve Bootstrap ikonlarını kullandım. Aşağıdaki derlemenin Figma'dan buraya transferi sırasında bazı ikonlar biçimsel bozulmalara uğramış olabilir.
In this project, I used the Roboto typeface with a 1.125 (or Major Second) scaling ratio, along with Bootstrap icons. Some icons in the compilation below may have undergone slight distortion during their transfer from Figma.
İkon seti ve yazı tipi
Icon set and typeface
Icon set and typeface
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Icon set and typeface
In this project, I used the Roboto typeface with a 1.125 (or Major Second) scaling ratio, along with Bootstrap icons. Some icons in the compilation below may have undergone slight distortion during their transfer from Figma.
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Areas of development
Alongside the redesign process, which I described step by step, I hope to have created a more functional navigation experience for the Apple Music iOS app. However, certain aspects of the project require closer examination in the future.
Adapting the user interface I designed to tablet and desktop devices to offer a more consistent experience is among the potential next steps of the project.
Although I considered accessibility criteria throughout the low- and high-fidelity design stages, a dark theme option is still needed for users with visual impairments or those who prefer it.
Presenting music in four categories may simplify navigation in Apple Music, but some users could still find the user journey confusing. The structure needs to be refined through iterations and usability testing.
Alongside the redesign process, which I described step by step, I hope to have created a more functional navigation experience for the Apple Music iOS app. However, certain aspects of the project require closer examination in the future.
Adapting the user interface I designed to tablet and desktop devices to offer a more consistent experience is among the potential next steps of the project.
Although I considered accessibility criteria throughout the low- and high-fidelity design stages, a dark theme option is still needed for users with visual impairments or those who prefer it.
Presenting music in four categories may simplify navigation in Apple Music, but some users could still find the user journey confusing. The structure needs to be refined through iterations and usability testing.
Areas of development
Tools and resources
Adobe Firefly helped me generate portraits for the project's user personas.
Adobe Photoshop and readymade mockup templates helped me generate all static device visuals for the project.
Apple (and Apple Music) logo and status bar components were only used to support a realistic presentation of the project.
ChatGPT was used for placeholder text, proofreading in both Turkish & English, and genre- or era-specific music suggestions.
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Choi, A., Shin, E., Joung, H., & Lee, J. (2023). Towards a new interface for music listening: A user experience study on YouTube.
Figma was extensively used throughout both the low- and high-fidelity wireframing stages, along with the prototyping process of the project.
Google Fonts provided Roboto, which I chose for the project as an open-source alternative to Apple's SF Pro.
IFPI. (2023). Engaging with music 2023. International Federation of the Phonographic Industry.
Rotato was used extensively to showcase the designed user interface through device videos. I did not rely on any other software or tools for these video demonstrations.
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Sweller, J., van Merrienboer, J.J.G., & Paas, F.G.W.C. (1998). Cognitive architecture and instructional design. Educational Psychology Review, 10, 251–296.
Unsplash provided the most of the visual materials used throughout the project, excluding album covers and user profile portraits, which were sourced separately.
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Wirfs-Brock, J., Mennicken, S., & Thom, J. (2020). Giving voice to silent data: Designing with personal music listening history. In CHI '20 (pp. 1–11). ACM.
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