


We designed it as a news aggregation platform for the Armenian market, building typography and visual hierarchy rules from scratch for Armenian-language content. It had to read as both an authoritative media source and a technology product — and the design system now carries that identity across the interface.
The homepage groups stories into topics such as politics, society, science, and sport, not by source. A hero placement leads the feed, backed by a curated sidebar carousel and a thumbnail grid that expands with a load-more control.




Article page for readers following a developing story on Echo's platform. A timestamped update timeline sits below the story, alongside sidebar recommendations and a native ad slot placed inside the feed.

Comment panel for readers reacting to a story on the Armenia-focused platform. The drawer opens to threaded replies with like counts and a reply field; closing it surfaces a Published module of related articles.


Core aggregation view of Echo, ranking the top 100 Armenian media outlets by traffic. The table sorts by daily, monthly, or compared performance, with search and export controls for each source.

Mobile layouts for the comment thread, related-article list, and media rankings table. Rows condense to a single column with tap targets sized for touch, keeping the ranking's sort controls accessible on a phone screen.

Chrome new-tab extension that brings Echo's news aggregation platform into every browser tab. A dual search toggle switches between Google and Echo, alongside a live weather and currency ticker above the categorized story grid.

Movie detail panel inside Echo's browser extension, letting users check a film without opening a new site. The card shows rating, cast, genre tags, and trailer links, with a row of related titles below.

Article view opened directly inside Echo's new-tab extension, without navigating to an external site. A split overlay pairs the story on the left with threaded comments on the right, closed with a single X control.

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