Mozilla / Browser-based media authoring
A maker-friendly way to remix the web.
Product strategy, interaction design, and application engineering for an in-browser editor that combines video with live web media.
The assignment
Make a powerful media timeline approachable to first-time creators.
User Kind worked with Mozilla to design an editor for combining video with links, maps, text, images, and other web-native media. The product needed to support layered, time-based composition without inheriting the intimidating weight of a professional desktop editor.
- Client
- Mozilla
- Scope
- Interface analysis / User profiles / Product flow / Wireframing / Interaction design / Application engineering
- Platform
- Browser-based interactive media authoring tool
- User Kind's role
- Product strategy, interaction design, and application engineering partner
- Result
- A production interaction model spanning the editor, embedded player, and sharing flow
How the work unfolded
Turn a complex editing model into direct manipulation.




The interface
A browser workspace built for making, previewing, and sharing.
The result
An editor that makes time-based web storytelling tangible.
The finished experience united the stage, media library, event inspector, and layered timeline in one coherent workspace. User Kind carried the interaction model through interface design and production implementation for parts of the editor and embedded player.
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