Why
A 105-response survey revealed loading, discovery, advertising, and interface frustrations among a young, app-first listening audience.
A music app concept documented through a complete brand identity, sitemap, user flows, reusable interface components, and mobile screen layouts.
Executive Summary
Published Format
A long-form Behance presentation combining a motion module with one detailed visual board.
Five Chapters
Introduction, Logo System, Sitemap & User Flow, Design System, and Wireframe Design Layout.
Documented Output
Logo rules, navigation architecture, UI tokens, components, icons, wireframes, and polished mobile screen compositions.
Section 01
A 105-response survey mapped the core audience, current listening behavior, product frustrations, and the criteria people use when choosing a music app.
105
Survey responses
69.5%
Audience aged 12–24
53.3%
University students
68.6%
Listen through music apps
Listening needs
Audience profile
Music listening criteria
Research synthesis
The survey becomes actionable when each signal is connected to an interface response and a concrete product area.
Slow loading · 72.6%
Reduce navigation depth and prioritize lightweight, scannable content modules.
Home & discovery
Discovery friction
Combine category browsing, charts, voice search, and recent listening into multiple clear entry points.
Search & library
Easy UI and uninterrupted music
Use an OLED-first dark surface, persistent playback access, and restrained high-contrast controls.
Player & tab bar
Survey data transcribed from the original Insic research board. Percentages are presented as documented in the source artwork.
Section 02
The source project documents a broad product architecture spanning onboarding, discovery, recording, library management, playback, and account settings.
The published sitemap maps voice search, conversation code, category browsing, top-up search, trending lists, charts, and regional music.
A dedicated recording branch covers capture, playback, metadata actions, sharing, copying links, and adding tracks to playlists.
Artists, albums, listening history, liked songs, playlists, audio settings, notifications, language, and premium access form the utility layer.
Section 03
The wireframe board translates the sitemap into eight connected product areas, covering the full journey from first launch to discovery, creation, listening, and account management.
Section 04
The published system combines an audio-wave identity with Montserrat typography, warm gradient accents, reusable controls, form fields, tab bars, and an icon library.

Typography / 01
A compact mobile type system with bold display styles for hierarchy and regular weights for effortless reading.
Base grid
2px type rhythm
Music for every mood.
Color System / 02
Coral drives interaction while amber creates warmth and musical energy. Dark neutrals preserve contrast on OLED displays.
Brand / Primary
Active states · Primary action
#EC4045Brand / Secondary
Highlights · Secondary action
#FAB25BBrand / Gradient
Hero accents · Playback emphasis
#EC4045 → #FAB25BTonal ramps
Dark → Light
Component Library / Live
Interact with production-style controls, then switch views to inspect the component contracts and design tokens behind them.
Section 05
The final interface applies the brand system across the complete mobile journey—from onboarding and music discovery to account management and a dedicated audio-editing workspace.
Section 06
A 2026 perspective on turning the original product concept into an intelligent, testable music experience.
2026 Perspective
Replace static filtering with an AI Music Agent that recommends tracks from real-time context, listening intent, and time of day.
Ship the core experience in React Native and Expo, connected to an Audio API, so gesture flows can be validated on a real device within days.