Freelance

Mobile / Web App

Summary

SermonStor started as a web app built for a small group of people. They liked it and used it so much that they wanted it on the App Store, so it grew into a mobile-first web app and an iOS app. It is deliberately simple, useful and intuitive for older users to rely on in their day-to-day practice, giving pastors one searchable home for sermons, manuscripts and scripture instead of information spread across notebooks, documents and drives.

Outcome

Delivered the brand identity, product design and development, taking the client’s idea through App Store launch.

Role:: Product design, brand identity and development
Team:: Working directly with the client
My contribution:: Product strategy; brand identity; UX/UI; web and iOS design and development; App Store launch; ongoing support and feature updates
Timeline:: 3 months, from concept to App Store launch
Platform:: Mobile-first, fully responsive web app and iOS app
Audience:: Pastors and preachers, including older users, in their day-to-day practice

SermonStor: a home for every sermon, available on the web and iPhone. Presentation mockup. - cover — SermonStor: a home for every sermon, available on the web and iPhone. Presentation mockup.

A cinematic walkthrough of the SermonStor website, pausing on the product’s key sections and features

Every desktop screen of the web app, from sign-in and create account through the library, verses, engagements, search and settings - cover — Every desktop screen of the web app, from sign-in and create account through the library, verses, engagements, search and settings

Every phone screen of the app, in the same flow - cover — Every phone screen of the app, in the same flow

SermonStor on the App Store and web; QR code blurred for this portfolio image - cover — SermonStor on the App Store and web; QR code blurred for this portfolio image

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