SkiResorts: mobile product for ski-trip enthusiasts
2025 — 2026
Link: App Store / Google Play
Product designer in a cross-functional team
SkiResorts is an iOS/Android app that brings slope essentials together: resort info, lift and trail status, weather, ride tracking, and trip history. I lead the product—from audience research and flows through releases, support, and ongoing updates
Goal
Cover the core ski-trip journey in one mobile product without hopping between services
Stay fast in winter: fewer steps, larger controls, clear navigation even in the cold
Problem
Before SkiResorts, one trip often meant several apps—resort data, ride logging, and memories lived apart
Typical mobile UI ignores slope context—long flows and tiny targets are hard in motion and cold
Result
After the redesign, the audience grew several times over (per product data post-release)
Laid groundwork for growth: ride tracking and social features; friend lists in development; planned resort onboarding in admin and in-app purchase monetization
01
Task
Design a product flow that covers rider jobs in one app: prep, activity tracking, and personal history
What I did
Researched audience and competitors; defined the core JTBD—fast resort info and ride logging without extra steps
Structured the product around frequent user paths: resorts, slope conditions, day/time tracking, trip history, and notes
Connected flows so ride data and trip context land in the profile and support progress insights
Outcome
Users handle trip essentials in one app instead of switching services
Ride history is structured—where, when, and how active
A stable base for regular updates without rebuilding core logic
02
Task
Make the mobile UI work on the slope when decisions must be fast and conditions are cold
What I did
Shortened critical flows to the minimum steps for status or actions
Tuned UI for field use: large buttons, clear emphasis, predictable hierarchy, obvious states
Prioritized geolocation and quick access to key info to lower cognitive load in motion and cold
Outcome
Flows feel faster and simpler in real riding contexts
Cold-weather use improved—fewer mis-taps and fewer redundant hops
Post-launch, the audience grew several times over (per product metrics)
