AtEdge is how many agencies hire Assignment Photographers. Not only do they publish full-color books on a quarterly basis, they also provide their Photographers with a web interface that puts their work front and center.
Challenge Creative Buyers to Break Away from Tradition
2019
UX/UI/Frontend: JJ Verhine
Backend .Net: Kevin Vogel
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User problem: Agencies have historically rifled through AtEdge's physical books—grouped by portfolio—to find a visual style and were unfamiliar that they could search directly for images on the website.
AtEdge is how many agencies hire Assignment Photographers. Not only do they publish full-color books on a quarterly basis, they also provide their Photographers with a web interface that puts their work front and center.
Challenge Creative Buyers to Break Away from Tradition
UX, Code & Visual Design for an Assignment Photography Resource
AtEdge is how many agencies hire Assignment Photographers. Not only do they publish full-color books on a quarterly basis, they also provide their Photographers with a web interface that puts their work front and center.
What solutions did I consider?
Desktop Experience
The website consists of two main sorting mechanisms: One to narrow the results of photographers, and another to organize the galleries of each individual photographer.
Try swiping left and right on the images to navigate.
Tap to Hide
Swipe Left
or use the arrows
Homepage
Includes fullscreen video hero
Homepage
Below the video
Homepage
Hovering over the 3rd image
Header Dropdowns
'Search by Name' selected on the Find Talent Dropdown
Header Dropdowns
Find Images Dropdown selected
Header Dropdowns
Tags selected
Books
A Showcase of Published Books
Portfolio
Displaying the entirety of a photographer's work
Portfolio
Viewing a specific specialty
Portfolio
The top of the page
Portfolio
Showing the rest of the biography
Photo Modal
Photo Modal
Showing tag details
List of Photographers
in all locations
List of Photographers
Filter by region
List of Photographers
in the Northeast United States
Mobile Experience
These mobile screens demonstrate how the UI was designed to account for the smaller screen.
Try swiping left and right on the images to navigate.
