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Wikikracja

A major UX/UI lift and feature expansion for an existing civic collaboration system.

Status
portfolio
Role
UX/UI redesign, feature development, product improvement
Stack
web application, frontend, product UX

Problem

The existing system had useful intent but the experience felt dated, fragmented, and harder to use than it needed to be.

Outcome

The product received a visible interface lift, clearer navigation, more capable modules, and new screens for voting, chat, settings, calendar, and task workflows.

Highlights

Before / after

Visible product evidence

A compact look at the interface before the lift and the broader product surface after the redesign and feature expansion.

Before

Before: older Wikikracja task board with dense three-column task cards.
Before: older Wikikracja task board with dense three-column task cards.
Before: older Wikikracja task board with top navigation and crowded task cards.
Before: older Wikikracja task board with top navigation and crowded task cards.

After

After: redesigned votings screen with sidebar navigation, tabs, filters, and a clearer proposal card.
After: redesigned votings screen with sidebar navigation, tabs, filters, and a clearer proposal card.
After: redesigned chat screen with room list, search controls, and message actions.
After: redesigned chat screen with room list, search controls, and message actions.
After: redesigned settings screen with language, theme, and notification controls.
After: redesigned settings screen with language, theme, and notification controls.
After: redesigned calendar screen with monthly events and a structured event list.
After: redesigned calendar screen with monthly events and a structured event list.
After: redesigned task workflow screen for tasks awaiting pickup.
After: redesigned task workflow screen for tasks awaiting pickup.
After: redesigned finished tasks grid with compact status cards.
After: redesigned finished tasks grid with compact status cards.

Wikikracja is the clearest before/after proof in the portfolio. It shows the ability to enter an existing product, understand its direction, and make a meaningful step change in usability and capability.