August 1, 2024
UX
Led UX & UI design for a startup news platform, optimizing search, navigation, and data accessibility across desktop & mobile.
The Arc Web
News/media & tech
When we started working with The Arc Web, the challenge was clear: startup data was scattered, unstructured, and difficult to consume efficiently.
1. Users had to switch between multiple sources just to get a complete picture.
2. High-quality insights were locked behind expensive paywalls, limiting access.
3. Even when data was available, it was complex and overwhelming, slowing decision-making.
The Arc Web didn’t just need another news feed—it needed a research-driven platform that:
1. Centralized startup data into a single, intuitive interface.
2. Enhanced accessibility with structured, interactive insights.
3. Simplified navigation & search to cut down time spent gathering information.
The real challenge? Not just presenting information, but transforming it into actionable insights. Our job was to design a UX strategy that made startup intelligence faster, clearer, and more accessible, without friction.
I led the end-to-end product development for The Arc Web, building it from the ground up. From defining user flows to working with UI designers, graphic designers, and developers, I ensured that every aspect of the platform was user-friendly, intuitive, and scalable.
Startup data wasn’t hard to find—it was hard to make sense of. Investors, founders, and analysts had to jump between multiple sources, struggling to track trends effectively.
Through user behavior analysis, competitor research, and market insights, we realized people didn’t just want news—they needed actionable intelligence. So, instead of just improving readability, we built The Arc Web as a research tool—fast, intuitive, and built for decision-making.
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After three months of deep research and development, we built The Arc Web, a platform designed to turn scattered startup data into actionable insights. More than just collecting information, we focused on making it intuitive, insightful, and easy to explore.
Staying informed shouldn’t feel like research homework. Our articles are designed for speed and clarity:
AI-generated summaries for instant takeaways.
Infographics that simplify complex data.
Author’s Insights for expert perspectives and credibility.
Built-in transparency—every piece credits its author.
From funding rounds to founder insights, each company page centralises everything users need:
Milestones, investor details, and product launches in one view.
Smart aggregation connects users to related news, trends, and predictions.
Search is the brain of The Arc Web, built to cut through the noise and surface relevant insights fast:
Handles edge cases to ensure precision.
Links company pages, articles, and investor data for a 360° view.
To ensure speed, consistency, and rapid iteration, we built a design system with 120+ components:
Seamless micro-interactions that enhance user engagement.
Designed to evolve as The Arc Web grows.
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