A global network redesign that brought digital design principles and UX best practices to television. We reimagined CNBC's on-air visuals, animations, and real-time data displays for clarity, engagement, and consistency, worldwide.
Working hand-in-hand with animators, control rooms, and on-air production teams, we built a graphics package that integrates seamlessly into live broadcast, sharper information hierarchy, cleaner data visualization, and motion that reads instantly on screen.
Tickers, quote boards, full-screen charts, breaking-news lower-thirds, and interview bugs, one consistent system across every segment.
Exclusive interviews, closing-bell takeovers, and full-frame moments, the system flexes from dense data to bold, single-subject storytelling without losing its identity.
UX research and strategy, information hierarchy, data visualization, and motion & interaction guidance, applied to broadcast for the first time.
Stakeholder workshops and alignment, cross-team work with animators and control rooms, and on-air integration and testing.
Global network design standardization, a scalable on-air graphics system, and UX best practices built for live broadcast environments.