Keyosk is a customizable microsite builder for gated content—designed to help creators share downloads behind paywalls, email captures, or community join prompts. The goal? Build something flexible and lightweight that still feels personal and polished.
I led UX exploration and design to simplify the creation and sharing experience. I mapped user journeys, clarified key flows, and designed wireframes for uploading content, customizing links, and collecting leads. I collaborated closely with the client to shape a differentiated MVP and am currently running user surveys to uncover product opportunities and UX improvements.
This project has been a playground for strategic design—translating abstract needs into usable flows while helping define what makes Keyosk truly stand out.
Tools: Figma, Google Forms
Full case study coming soon.
As the product designer on the project, I’ve been responsible for: