ArchDaily is a Media Company with 100% of its content targeted to architects, urban planners and designers. According with Semrush and their slogan proclame to be the "most visited architecture website in the world."
In addition to its headquarters in Chile, ArchDaily has offices in Mexico, the United States and China, producing content in the native language for each audience.
I held the position of "Hype Designer" at ArchDaily, reporting directly to the CEO. In this role, I was responsible for managing and executing all aspects of visual identity, including mailing design, ad management, and participated on UX/UI innitatives.
Key Visual Samples, Feature Images, Isometric Illustrations
In 2018, we applied for a government funding project (CORFO) to implement machine learning on the vast repository of published images. Together with ArchDaily's development and product teams, we embarked on a challenging but rewarding project: optimizing the user search experience on the platform to recommend better results and products to the architects.
View of the Search Results before improvements
Stakeholders asked me to redesign a new search results experience based on intelligence that would recognize the images, add tags to each one, and enrich the search results. To do this, I gathered feedback from the content team and presented a new search results view with filters and 8 out of 10 of Jakob Nielsen's heuristic laws. To this day, these search results are implemented, obviously with many improvements over what was presented at that time.
View of the improved Search Results