Fan’s often experience post concert depression from it already being over. On top of this venue’s can end up not being safe before and after, plus finding a way to prevent scalpers and fans being scammed.

Create an app that will allow artists to connect with their fans before and after the concert, as well as any time in between.

As well as, allowing fans to only resell tickets in the app to help prevent scalpers.

The following persona’s consist of three different player types; Ethan will use NITRO NEXUS to its fullest, Sarah who doesn’t know a lot about racing, and Lucas who needs the access to use controller remapping due to an injury.

The following persona’s consist of three different user types;

Below you will see the basic user flow for logging in / signing up for HIVE. HIVE uses the same base structure for the main screens when it comes to artist and fan, the only differences are artists get connect while fans will get explore. The connect feature will allow artists to send their "subscribed fans" personalized messages depending on the fans tiers.

Below you will see the wireframe structure that is used throughout HIVE. The layout and design for HIVE came from an original project concept from a few years before that needed a UI update and a deeper UX research.

The goal for HIVE's logo was to capture the feeling of a community / hub that allows fans and artists to communicate whenever. HIVE's logo also resembles a honeycomb design that can be seen in bee hive's, but instead of just honeycombs a technology feel was implemented.

Below you will see the design system for NITRO NEXUS. This system includes the color palette and their use cases, as well how to use a lower opacity of some colors.