Project:
CrewSpend
A web app that helps entertainment productions track expenses and stay within budget.





Workbook of Scott Arenz, product designer & builder
A few favorite projects, including both client and self-initiated work
The images below are browser screen captures, not exports from graphics platforms. (Handing off pretty pictures for others to build is not my style.)
Each project is unique: Some look high end, some workman-like. Each aesthetic was created to suit an audience, a purpose, and to be buildable given the available resources. Under the hood, the code is written to rigorous standards of maintainability and accessibility.
Each image is the face of real software, whether a simple site or a complex app. That's the very meaning of frontend design: creating real, shippable UI that's delivered ready to be wired up by the collaborating dev team.
(Frontend design is just one part of a specialized methodology I've developed for effective and efficient product creation.)
These examples are typical of what you can expect when we work together on a project. Note, however, that they're late stage iterations: full color final drafts that evolved from modest starting points.
A web app that helps entertainment productions track expenses and stay within budget.
An in-browser workspace where Figma-based designers and frontend devs can collaborate on implementation of high fidelity designs.
An informational microsite to help veterans transition to civilian careers.
A platform for professional sound mixing on demand.
A consumer facing web app for purchasing agriculture equipment.
A feature within a larger web app that tracks agriculture equipment sales and depreciation rates for dealers, lenders and insurers.