Built for the quick glance
Live sport is checked on a phone in short bursts, so the interaction model is built around quick, repeated glances.
Interaction and visual design for a field-hockey app: live scores, streaming, and news, made fast and glanceable on mobile.
Project frame: Watch Hockey: live scores and streams for field-hockey fans
Fans check scores in seconds, often mid-task, so the design has to read at a glance.
Following the sport shouldn't mean juggling separate apps for scores, video, and news.
Field-hockey fans want live scores, streams, and news in one fast app they can glance at, but those were scattered across separate places. The job was to bring them together and make them effortless on mobile.
Live sport is checked on a phone in short bursts, so the interaction model is built around quick, repeated glances.
Field-hockey fans want the same things every other sports fan wants: live scores, streams, and news, in one fast app they can glance at. The job was to make that effortless on mobile.
The entry flow had to move quickly from brand moment to useful setup: open the app, get in, choose what you care about, and land in a feed that already feels tuned.



People check live sport in short bursts, usually mid-task. I designed the score views to read instantly and prototyped the core flows to test the interaction model before engineering built it.





Rather than scatter scores, video, and news, I brought them into one coherent app, so following hockey is a single, simple habit.
The form states cover the less glamorous but important parts of the app: validation, recovery, confirmation, and a clear way back into the product.


