Boston Train App

This project was inspired by my own frustrations with the T, Boston’s public train system, where delays and disruptions are often unclear and difficult for riders to track in real time. I set out to design a mobile app that reimagines how riders interact with transit updates by creating a community-driven, social-style platform—essentially “Twitter for the T.”

The app allows riders to quickly post about real-time events, share updates, and view what others nearby are experiencing. I began with low-fidelity wireframes to map out the basic flows and navigation, then progressed into high-fidelity mockups that refined the interface into a clean, accessible, and intuitive experience. The design emphasizes clarity, speed, and usability, making it simple for commuters to both contribute and stay informed during their daily rides.

By combining personal pain points with user-centered design, the MBTA App demonstrates how thoughtful UX/UI can turn everyday frustrations into opportunities for connection and problem-solving.