UI Design Projects in Mar del PlataUI Design Projects in Mar del PlataNew project added to my portfolio
At Sportyeah, I worked on the design of a live match console for football tournaments, built to help organizers and match delegates track games in real time and register key events such as goals, fouls, cards, corners, and more.
The challenge was to turn a complex, error-prone process into a simple, fast, and reliable tool, designed to be used while the match is actually being played.
The result is a clear, action-focused console that enables accurate statistics and better tournament management.
👉 Now live on my portfolio.
https://cristianzibecchi.myportfolio.com (https://cristianzibecchi.myportfolio.com/consola-de-registro-en-vivo-para-torneos-de-futbol) This work showcases the UX/UI flow of Sportyeah’s web feed, from content consumption to creation and performance tracking.
The flow starts with the main feed interface, designed for smooth scrolling and content discovery. It then transitions into Sportyeah Studio, where users can create different types of posts: image, video, text, link, audio, and polls.
During content creation, users can enrich their posts with hashtags, mentions, location, descriptions, and other feed-specific features designed to increase engagement and contextual relevance. The flow concludes with post analytics, allowing users to track performance and understand how their content behaves inside the platform.
The focus of this work was to design a scalable, intuitive system that balances flexibility for creators with clarity and consistency. Sportyeah · Mobile App UX — Early Iterations
This video showcases early UX iterations for Sportyeah, a sports-focused social platform built for Spanish-speaking markets.
Rather than a final visual result, this work documents the initial stage where product ideas were translated into functional structure. The focus was on defining scalable flows, organizing complex interactions, and setting a foundation for future growth.
The app shown corresponds to the Spanish version, designed to compete in markets such as Argentina, Colombia, and Spain. While the product also includes a responsive web version, this showcase centers on mobile-first thinking.
These early iterations prioritize clarity, hierarchy, and system logic over polish—capturing the starting point of a product designed to evolve through continuous iteration. 
