Splunk Mobile
A shared foundation for Splunk on mobile.
Give several mobile projects a common foundation.
I led four mobile projects and developed Splunk’s first mobile design system. The work also extended into illustration and product icons.
Multiple mobile projects needed a shared design language.
The source records the four projects and the first mobile design system. It does not include a detailed inventory of the earlier components or a before-and-after interface comparison.
Product work alone does not create a consistent family.
Common layouts, icons and illustrations need an explicit foundation. That is the design concern behind this work; the archive does not quantify inconsistency or its effect on users.
Build the shared patterns alongside the products.
I developed the mobile design system, co-initiated an illustration project and helped unify product icons. The surviving record supports those contributions without documenting every iteration.
Link shared foundations to individual mobile experiences.
This explanatory model connects the documented system, icon and illustration work. It does not add an unverified alert or incident-response architecture.
- Mobile UX
- Product icons
- Illustration language
- 01Define reusable hierarchy
- 02Establish shared patterns
- 03Adapt to mobile contexts
- Shared mobile foundation
- Four mobile projects
- A connected visual language
A common foundation connects the screens without prescribing an undocumented workflow.
Show how a shared language could reach the screen.
These are reconstructed mobile layout studies based on the documented scope. They are not claimed as original product captures or historical test prototypes.
Build a common visual vocabulary
Keep the hierarchy through different layouts
Reconstructed system study based on the documented mobile design-system contribution; no specific shipped workflow is asserted.
A mobile system with a wider visual language.
The work established a shared mobile foundation, with illustration and product icons extending the language across the product family. Original project images can be added to the gallery when available.
Project images coming soon.
The contribution is recorded; usability results are not.
The available material does not include a participant study or measured effect of the mobile system. Consistency, comprehension and reuse would need their own evidence.
The first mobile design system and a company-wide illustration standard.
The source records that the illustration project became a company-wide standard. My contribution also includes leading four mobile projects and helping unify icons; no delivery-speed or adoption metric is asserted.
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