Asozial is a social media platform designed for anti-social developers who prefer to communicate through code and minimalistic interfaces.
UI/UX Design, Research, Testing
Figma, Affinity
4 weeks
Graduated. Motivated. Ready to build. The challenge? Finding the right people and projects. While platforms like LinkedIn, GitHub Explore, and CodeTriage offer countless opportunities, their sheer volume makes finding a meaningful match difficult.
Imagine turning your GitHub profile into a matchmaking profile for developers.
Let your code, projects, and open-source contributions speak for themselves. Match with developers who share your interests or discover projects that need your skills — and build, grow, and connect along the way.
With a background in web development, I knew the problem well:
Junior developers need experience to get hired, but finding the right projects to gain that experience is often overwhelming.
Looking for Social Media specified for Web Developers:
This mass on social media can be overwhelming for new developers.
Breaking into tech shouldn’t be this hard. New developers need experience to get hired, but gaining that experience is a challenge in itself. Hackathons, open-source, and side projects offer opportunities, yet the overwhelming number of options can make finding the right starting point difficult.
GitHub already contains everything needed to showcase a developer's skills. By analyzing a developer's profile and comparing it with other developers or the requirements of a project, it's easy to identify compatible matches - making it simpler to connect the right people with the right opportunities.
Have a project you'd like to share? Turn your GitHub repository into a project profile and match with developers who want to contribute. Showcase your idea, pitch your vision, highlight the tech stack, and find teammates who are excited to build it with you.
Inspired by GitHub's visual identity, the interface uses a minimal black-and-white palette with accent colors highlighting interactions and key profile elements. Thoughtful spacing and component placement create depth while maintaining a clean visual hierarchy.
Exploring Tinder firsthand helped me understand its matching mechanics and adapt the experience to a platform designed for developers.
While the generous spacing supports readability, some areas feel underutilized. Subtle decoration and micro-interactions could add personality while keeping the interface clean.
My web development background gave me firsthand insight into the challenges of finding the right projects and collaborators. I used that perspective to design Asozial around a simple goal: making those connections easier. The project is currently on hold, but I still believe in its potential to become a valuable platform for developers looking for their next project, collaboration, or career opportunity.