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Digital reading and discovery
Infinitoon. Help the next story find its reader
A reading platform that connects comic discovery, catalog browsing, title information and reading communities.
- Contribution
- UX/UI design
- Project status
- Product design · public platform
Recorded navigation through the live catalog. Book artwork belongs to its authors and publisher.
My contribution
Infinitoon brings different reading interests into a single destination. My UX/UI work belongs to the platform experience: how someone discovers a title, understands what it offers and finds a route into reading.
The public platform combines a discovery-led opening, catalog collections, search, title detail and reading clubs. These surfaces give the case a concrete journey to follow, from a broad invitation to a particular story.
Offer more than one way in
Some readers arrive looking for a specific title; others need a reason to explore. Search supports the first route, while the opening and grouped catalog give the second route a visible starting point.
Cover art carries much of the recognition. Repeated title treatments organise that variety into browsable collections, helping people move through different stories without learning a new interface for each one.
Give the title its own context
The title-detail surface turns a catalog item into a reading decision. It brings the work into focus before the person continues, keeping discovery and the next action connected.
The wider catalog also includes educational comics. The platform has to accommodate these different reading purposes within a recognisable navigation structure. The interface is the work presented here; the comics and their authors retain their own identities.
Connect discovery to a reading community
Reading clubs provide another route into the platform alongside individual catalog exploration. They put the social context of reading next to the collection itself.
The case follows the visible public surfaces and the archived product-design work. It focuses on their organisation and interaction, without assigning the current platform’s entire implementation or publishing catalog to a single designer.