Muse can be used in or around any metro station. Check in whenever you are close by!
Use your toolbox and a piece of the DC metro map to create your own representation of the weekly theme!
In the gallery, you can view submissions from other metro goers and favorite the best images.
We first started by visiting metro stations and bus stops around the city and conducting a survey.
Then we identified that commuters need a creative way to pass the time at the metro; we showed this problem/solution scenario in our storyboard.
We brainstormed names and developed logos for the app.
Then we mocked up simple wireframes of what elements and pages the app would include.
We built a paper prototype from our wireframes and held user testing sessions.
We developed moodboards and style tiles that helped us with the initial planning phase of the design.
We designed our app through collaboration and teamwork!
My name is Madeline Beard, but my close compadres call me Maddie. In my free time... wait, who am I kidding? Free time? What free time? When my time is free, you can usually find me sleeping. When my time isn't free, you can find me in Katzen. Or hopping on a bus to New York City.
Hey! I'm Josh Mahan! I'm a pretty cool guy once you get to know me. I really like graphic design and playing v-ball on the v-ball courts. I also like dope music festivals and being tall. HMU. Catch ya on the flip side homies!
Hi. Hello. I'm a Graphic Designer and Front End Developer from Washington, DC. I'm currently interning for Vox Media where I code things and drink a lot of coffee. Follow me on twitter if you want.