Invisible Places App

For the Jewish Museum, we designed the app "Unsichtbare Orte" (Invisible Places) and conceptualized it together with the Jewish Museum Frankfurt. Our focus was on target-group-oriented design and intuitive user guidance.

The app invites users to discover contemporary Jewish history after 1945 in the urban space of Frankfurt – linked to the stories of migrant communities.

The central interface is an interactive map, supplemented by photos, texts, and audio contributions. Thematic access is provided via locations, decades, or community connections. The app is available for iOS and Android and is particularly aimed at young users in an educational context.

Field:
Culture & MediaEducation
Customer:
Jewish Museum Frankfurt
Year:
2017-2018
Projects:
AppMotionGraphic Design
Links:
juedischesmuseum.de
iOS App in the Apple App Store
Smartphone displaying the "Invisible Places" app from the Jewish Museum Frankfurt in front of a bridge landscape with reflections in the water, framed by geolocation markers.
Several black smartphones showcase the ORTE app from the Jewish Museum Frankfurt, featuring an interactive city map, photos, and audio contributions on Jewish contemporary history after 1945. The app screens in shades of turquoise display various views and functions of the mobile application against a turquoise background.
Three people from behind on a city street section, two of whom are wearing a red and green jacket and one with a red backpack, with a map symbol and an information overlay in the design of the "Invisible Places" app.
Four iPhone screens present the user interface of the "Invisible Places" app for the Jewish Museum Frankfurt. Screenshots show home pages with categories such as "Food" and "Jewish" as well as an interactive city map view with markers and navigation options.
Smartphone screenshot of a time travel app with a turquoise design, depicting various decades from the 40s to the 2000s, with a focus on the 70s.
Hand holding a smartphone with a navigation app open, showing bicycle handlebars in the background. An interactive city map with several marker points is visible on the screen, visualizing a route guidance.
Three smartphone screenshots of an app map with blue routes and markers showing the city map of Frankfurt. The map visualizes various stages of Jewish city history with interactive waypoints and location information.
Smartphone screenshot of the "Invisible Places" app from the Jewish Museum Frankfurt in front of a blurred background, with download buttons for the App Store and Google Play in a turquoise-blue design.

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