FLYH.AI.
FLYH.AI explores how AI can help independent artists handle the operational side of selling their work. I contributed to product thinking, user journeys, interface design and frontend implementation, with a focus on making complex creator-commerce workflows easier to understand and use.
Delivered
Contributed creator-commerce workflows, interface design and frontend implementation for artwork and listing preparation.
- Scope
- Web application
- Role
- Product Design Engineer
- Timeline
- 2026
01 / CONTEXT
Problem and response
Challenge
Independent artists often have to manage time-consuming tasks beyond creating artwork, including preparing product previews, organising listing information and getting products ready for marketplaces.
Response
An AI-assisted creator-commerce experience designed to reduce repetitive preparation work while keeping artists in control of creative decisions.
02 / CONTRIBUTION
My contribution
Contribution
- +Contributed to product and MVP discussions.
- +Evaluated creator workflows and proposed simplifications.
- +Contributed to dashboard, storefront and listing experiences.
- +Contributed to UX/UI decisions, information hierarchy and interaction flows.
- +Developed and refined frontend interfaces.
- +Refined landing-page presentation and product communication.
03 / DECISIONS
How the system took shape
- 01
The listing flow separates Artwork, Direction, Listing and Review into visible steps, giving artists a clear sense of where they are in the preparation process.
- 02
The listing editor places product mockups beside editable titles, descriptions and tags. Artists can review the prepared content and choose its presentation before continuing.
- 03
Translated interface and interaction decisions into frontend work, refining screens as the product direction developed.
Product context and reasoning
- Explored ways to reduce repetitive product-preparation work while keeping artists in control of creative decisions.
04 / PRODUCT
Selected interface
A focused view of the product states and workflows that carry the core experience.
05 / OUTCOME
Outcome and reflection
The current interface brings artwork upload, listing preparation and listing management into one creator workspace. Contributions covered product discussions, UX/UI decisions and frontend refinement; marketplace operation and public release remain outside the verified scope of this case study.
This work highlighted the importance of making AI-assisted workflows understandable and keeping creative decisions with the artist.