Product Design at MoMA
summary
Museum website serves about 15 million unique visitors a year and indexes 26,000+ artists; adding portraits drives roughly 10× clicks on featured artist entries and boosts time on top pages by ~20 seconds. Built a lobby program wall spanning 33 million pixels from four 98‑inch 4K monitors and 19 elevator directories, all running from the same website codebase. Shipping a custom atomic CSS called saul enables baseline typographic alignment across screens and web.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 0:20Eric Lee
- 1:17Digital Product Team at Moma
- 1:45What Does It Mean To Do Digital Product at a Museum
- 2:45Gallery Interactives
- 3:14Moma's Mission Statement
- 8:27Left Rail Navigation
- 8:39Art Terms Glossary
- 13:08Layer Cake
- 14:30Exhibition Data
- 15:16Ultra Wide Screens
- 15:39Scale Testing
- 16:08Nomenclature
- 16:37Progressive Disclosure
- 17:53Data
- 18:56Atomic Css
- 20:11Baseline Alignment and Typographic Spacing
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