InTune
UX/UI App Prototype Design
THE AIRBNB OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
InTune ensures that inspiration always finds an instrument to sound through. It proves that the true solution to the musical accessibility gap is not logistical, but social. Through user-centered design, we have created a tool capable of democratizing artistic practice, showing that in the new digital era, trust and reputation are the most valuable currencies to foster culture without limits.
“Trust is the new currency of the digital era, where the gap is not logistical, but social.”
PROBLEM
Learning guitar over the past year while traveling consistently led me to face a challenge common to many musicians: the impossibility of playing instruments on the go. This stems from the numerous logistical obstacles of bringing your own instrument, as well as a lack of viable alternatives.
RESEARCH
I started discussing this issue with fellow musicians and discovered it was far more widespread than I initially thought. To find a solution, I explored P2P platforms, the sharing economy, existing alternatives, target audience needs, UX/UI design principles, and emerging technologies.
TARGET USER
To understand the scope of the problem, I gathered insights through interviews, questionnaires, and user testing sessions with real musicians. Having direct access to an international network of independent artists allowed me to dive deep into the problem and build a well-defined User Persona.
DEVELOPMENT
Applying Design Thinking and User-Centered Design iterative methodologies, I crafted a solution tailored to address the root problem. Usability testing enabled me to identify interface friction, refining and adapting the design for my target users.
SOLUTION
The result was InTune, a high-fidelity app prototype designed in Figma that allows musicians to find, rent, and lend instruments while traveling. It serves as a community-driven platform built to support musical creativity while fostering genuine connections and trust.
