Case Study
SiriusXM
SiriusXM engaged Code & Theory to design a cohesive digital experience across all platforms.
In 2013, SiriusXM, the satellite radio giant, was looking to expand its footprint by offering its services across all digital properties in a cohesive UX/UI. The opportunity to be the creative partner for the product design was won by Code & Theory. I was hired to join the newly formed team inside of Code & Theory. A testament to the times, the team was 3-4 ux designers, a creative director, myself as a senior designer, and a jr designer. Additionally, they had tight oversight from 2 of the company's founders. Code & Theory had made a name for themselves, designing the digital entities of the most prominent fashion magazines like Vogue and Interview. They occupied a fashionable office in Soho and had the agency buzz as the brightest and sharpest in the industry.
In 2013, SiriusXM, the satellite radio giant, was looking to expand its footprint by offering its services across all digital properties in a cohesive UX/UI. The opportunity to be the creative partner for the product design was won by Code & Theory. I was hired to join the newly formed team inside of Code & Theory. A testament to the times, the team was 3-4 ux designers, a creative director, myself as a senior designer, and a jr designer. Additionally, they had tight oversight from 2 of the company's founders. Code & Theory had made a name for themselves, designing the digital entities of the most prominent fashion magazines like Vogue and Interview. They occupied a fashionable office in Soho and had the agency buzz as the brightest and sharpest in the industry.