Hey there,
I'm Ryan Koble
I'm a designer interested in creating community-building products with mission-driven teams using innovative technology.
Currently working with Entidad on Unmio – a contact management and service delivery system for under-served communities. My interests in social network design led me to intern for the ADL's Center for Technology & Society from 2020-21.
Living and working in Colorado. Off-work I'm typically biking around town, running in the mountains, hiking with my partner, or making music at home.
Lately I've been learning about design systems, identity management, accessible interaction patterns, ambient-environmental music, and experimental-visual art.
Unmio CRM Web & Mobile App
A CRM app built on privacy-protecting technology for social impact organizations needing to digitize their community relationship management processes.
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Unmio Wallet
An easy to use mobile wallet app available for Apple and Android devices.
• Supports English and Spanish
• Easily store and share documents
• No password required
Identity Verification
Know who is on the other end of the conversation.
• Verify who you are talking to with 3D likeness face scan
• Confirm information by scanning an identity document
• Prevent fraud with validation tools
Seamless Staff Experience
Streamline your workflow and unlock your team’s potential for impactful delivery.
• Easy onboarding
• Identify and merge duplicate records
• Phone and address validation
Easy Connections
Connect instantly with a personal touch.
• Send chat messages
• Place a phone call from your screen
• Flash a smile on a video call
Unified Engagement
Simplify the way you interact with your community.
• Unlock insights with surveys
• Host events and easily register attendees.
• Post once and reach all with social media-like feeds.
ADL CTS Social Pattern Library
A collection of design patterns and principles for mitigating the spread of online hate and harassment on social platforms.
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As part of my internship at the ADL's Center for Technology and Society, I've been researching design patterns and principles for social platforms that help to mitigate the spread of online hate.
These patterns and principles have been documented and published in our Social Pattern Library website so it can be shared out to social app product teams.
Overview
A brief overview of the library, its purpose, and a few of its design patterns and principles.
All patterns and principles
A gallery of all patterns and principles in the library for browsing and searching through.
Topics
A gallery of all patterns and principles tagged with a specific Topic, selected from the list of Topics.
Individual patterns and principles
Information and demos about each specific pattern or principle.
Tulā App & Soundscapes
An app for helping busy people live balanced lifestyles using adaptive soundscapes and auditory cues to guide daily routines.
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For my senior thesis project in CCA's Interaction Design program, I chose to explore how sound and interaction design can help improve the lifestyles of people who work from home.
Busy lifestyles often cause a blending of activities throughout the day, making it easier to get distracted. Routines can help us stay grounded and focused on our priorities by developing our awareness of what we should be doing in the present moment.
Tulā is an app for designing, practicing, and adapting your routines using adaptive soundscapes and auditory cues to subtly guide you through your day. The goal of Tulā is to help bring more intention and awareness to how you organize the activities of your day.
Probe App & Monitor System
An ecosystem of products that help people reduce their environmental impact through energy-usage feedback.
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The Probe App & Monitor System is an ecosystem of three energy usage monitors that are placed around a house in the rooms of highest consumption, and an app to manage the system and provide more detailed information to advanced users.
The Monitors provide intuitive feedback to the occupants by glowing warmer when exceeding their usage goal and cooler when returning below the usage goal. They also show graphics that represent the daily environmental impact (one cloud = one pound of CO2 emitted) and daily costs (one coin = 25¢ spent) from their energy usage. The Monitor’s color provides instantaneous feedback, the Monitors’s graphics provide feedback for daily usage, and the App’s interface provides both color and graphics for feedback across all periods of time.