Check out this Apple Music concept by Jupiter Winters, a User Behaviour & Experience Designer from Toronto. The concept reimagines the Apple Music app with a streamlined interface, notifications, and linked accounts.
"I focused on three main things", says Jupiter. "First a streamlined and intuitive interface so users can navigate through the app with ease. The second is notifications so you will never miss a new song, album, music video or other fun stuff from your favorite artists. The last thing I created was linked accounts so that users could add songs to their music libraries directly from Facebook, Youtube and Twitter."
There have been a lot of complaints surrounding the design of Apple Music. After its initial trial period ended, American music industry analyst and critic Bob Lefsetz wrote, "Apple Music does the one key thing lousily too… And that’s play music. All the curation, all the b.s… Just let me play my tunes. And give me comprehensible playlists. Even better, give me a comprehensible interface."
Take a look at the video below and let us know what you think of the concept. Does it improve on the current design of Apple Music? Are these features you wanted? Let us know in the comments!
"I focused on three main things", says Jupiter. "First a streamlined and intuitive interface so users can navigate through the app with ease. The second is notifications so you will never miss a new song, album, music video or other fun stuff from your favorite artists. The last thing I created was linked accounts so that users could add songs to their music libraries directly from Facebook, Youtube and Twitter."
There have been a lot of complaints surrounding the design of Apple Music. After its initial trial period ended, American music industry analyst and critic Bob Lefsetz wrote, "Apple Music does the one key thing lousily too… And that’s play music. All the curation, all the b.s… Just let me play my tunes. And give me comprehensible playlists. Even better, give me a comprehensible interface."
Take a look at the video below and let us know what you think of the concept. Does it improve on the current design of Apple Music? Are these features you wanted? Let us know in the comments!