Scores24
Introduction
I contributed to the frontend development of Scores24 — an international sports analytics platform that brings live scores, schedules, predictions, trends, odds, and match statistics into one product. My work focused on data-heavy user flows where information changes constantly and every screen needs to stay fast, clear, and easy to scan across desktop and mobile.
Challenges
Making live sports data easy to scan
The central challenge was presenting a large volume of constantly changing sports data without making the experience feel dense or unstable. I helped build reusable frontend patterns for sport filters, competition groups, match cards, predictions, trends, and detailed statistics, giving users a consistent way to move from the daily schedule to the information behind a specific match.
Match experience
From schedule to full match context
Each match can expand into several layers of information: overview, prediction, trends, statistics, odds, lineups, recent form, and head-to-head history. I helped turn those layers into a predictable interface system so users can move between a quick result and deeper analysis without losing context.
Responsive product system
Built for repeat use
Scores24 is a utility people return to throughout the day, often from a phone and often while matches are already in progress. The frontend therefore prioritised compact navigation, readable live states, dependable filters, and reusable cards that preserve hierarchy as data changes and screen space becomes limited.
Final thoughts
One place for every match signal
The resulting product gives sports fans a direct path from the day’s schedule to deeper match context — including form, head-to-head records, lineups, statistics, odds, predictions, and live trends. A reusable responsive system keeps those flows coherent across many sports, competitions, and rapidly changing match states.
