Conceptual Project
Spotify Symphony -
UX Case Study
Exploring clarity and structure for complex creative systems.
Overview
Spotify Symphony started as a personal exploration.
I wanted to imagine what it would look like if Spotify’s internal tools — the ones used to plan, manage, and publish content — felt as smooth and expressive as the music itself.
This wasn’t about redesigning the app we all use.
It was about designing the backstage — where thousands of moving parts need to work in sync without feeling overwhelming.
The Idea
Every large platform eventually becomes noisy.
Different teams, different data, too many dashboards.
I wanted to see if good design could quiet things down — to build a workspace that had a sense of flow instead of friction.
So I called it Symphony — not because of the brand, but because I treated each interface like an instrument.
Each plays a part. Together, they make sense.
Overview
Spotify Symphony started as a personal exploration.
I wanted to imagine what it would look like if Spotify’s internal tools — the ones used to plan, manage, and publish content — felt as smooth and expressive as the music itself.
This wasn’t about redesigning the app we all use.
It was about designing the backstage — where thousands of moving parts need to work in sync without feeling overwhelming.
The Idea
Every large platform eventually becomes noisy.
Different teams, different data, too many dashboards.
I wanted to see if good design could quiet things down — to build a workspace that had a sense of flow instead of friction.
So I called it Symphony — not because of the brand, but because I treated each interface like an instrument.
Each plays a part. Together, they make sense.
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