MultiMi
MultiMi desktop and iPad applications were created to tackle the challenges brought on by the pace and extent of communication channels surrounding us. Making it easier to get in touch with people regardless of where they are on the web, and share with them stuff that makes you laugh, cheer and go "aaww”. By aggregating your content we make it easier to stay on top of things- you can see people’s holiday pics, your favorite recipes or simply what’s going on in the life of family and friends -in one place.
As the sole designer at the company, I co-owned the vision and feature definition of the product, designed wireframes, detailed designs, and design specs for the engineering team and worked with them to build the product. I worked with marketing and social media to create videos, brochures, and social media assets. MultimMi had 700,000 users worldwide and was acquired by AVGTechnologies in April 2013.
Introduction video to MultiMi
Desktop computer and ipad view of multimi main screen
Desktop computer view of multimi home tab showing an aggregation of messages, social and events.
Desktop computer view of multimi messages tab showing a list of messages and a preview of a selected message.
Desktop computer view of multimi social tab showing a list of posts and a preview of a selected social post.
Desktop computer view of multimi photos tab showing a preview of a photo and related post with a strip of additional images.
iPad view of multimi home showing an aggregation of messages, social and images.
iPad view of multimi messages tab showing a list of messages and a preview of a selected message.
iPad view of multimi social tab showing a list of posts and a preview of a selected social post.
iPad view of multimi photos tab showing a preview of a photos and a list of additional photos
iPad view of multimi reader tab showing a list of rss items and a preview of one of the items
Wireframe of multimi desktop main view
Early Wireframe The different sections appear at the top as tabs with the content appearing beneath them. We moved away from this solution creating a stronger connection between the section tab and the content as well as choosing a more flexible layout that allows the addition of sections in the future. 
Design exploration of multimi design with top tab navigation
Early Exploration Exposing additional content from the various sections for a specific user making it easier to explore and discover updates while also looking up needed information.
Design exploration of multimi design with side floating navigation
Early Exploration Creating a homepage integrating the different sections allowing a quick glance to be updated while separating between social and direct communication (email, direct messages etc.)

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