Two different uses of digital product development: mobile-web training for MINI Cooper and participant-facing experiences for Toyota’s SheRox and Supercross activations.
MINI Cooper / Hands On F56
Our team at Mastri built the training and onboarding site using mobile web. Delivering that experience through mobile browsers was a significant technical challenge at the time. The recovered screen artwork shows schedules, venue navigation, pop quizzes and driving-course guidance in the mobile experience.
Schedules at a glance: event sessions arranged for mobile access.Venue map and arrival guidance, designed for the attendee’s phone.Learning checkpoints: quiz selection with start and view states.Driving-course guidance brought into the same mobile experience.Multi-device interface concepts from the MINI F56 proposal. These are planning visuals, not final product screenshots.Mobile-site learning approach documented in the event proposal.
Hands On / Up Close landing screen, captured in mobile Safari.Registration announcement over the MINI interior imagery.Navigation across the lead-up, event day and follow-up.Color-coded navigation across the learning and engagement content.Introductory page setting the experience’s playful tone.Automotive news feed in the mobile-web experience.Social-feed integration; author handles masked in this presentation copy.MINI Meme Me content and social-sharing controls.Access gateway; private support-contact details masked.Dealership-email onboarding. The field is a placeholder; private support-contact details are masked.
Are We There Yet? Event countdown, venue details and weather, captured in mobile Safari. Historical event information.Learn Something New: bite-sized learning content within the mobile experience.Such a Tease: video-content gallery with the MINI-VOLUTION card.
Day 1 schedule: breakfast and opening session, followed by alternating classroom and driving sessions.Schedule continuation into Day 2. Original text overlap is retained in this historical browser capture.Quiz-content development capture: questions and answer markers are displayed inline as raw data, not a polished interactive quiz.
The mobile-web experience
Toyota × SheRox
An event experience centered on participants sharing their stories. Recovered interface artwork shows the entry screen and the completion step, including video follow-up and social sharing prompts.
Entry-screen artwork: “Tell Us Your Story.” The form contains labels, not participant data.Completion-screen artwork with video follow-up and Race to the Toyota Cup Facebook prompts.
Tablet start-screen mockup: “Tell Us Your Story,” with athlete imagery and blank entry fields.Story-prompt selection: inspiration, racing motivation, goals and supporters.Registration and contact preferences, presented over the outdoor tire-and-grass background.Alternate registration treatment with running imagery. All visible fields contain labels, not participant details.
Race to the Toyota Cup
Additional app screens from the Toyota activation: riding preferences, rider selection and a photo step, with Toyota and Yamaha Racing branding.
Track-preference questionnaire, from freestyle and rhythm to sand and mud.Rider-preference screen featuring Toyota JGRMX choices.Photo-selection step. Personal device album names, counts and thumbnails are masked in this presentation copy.
Toyota / Dew Tour
Another Toyota activation from my Mastri work, with the same agency as SheRox. These tablet screens show a playful questionnaire, personalized badge preview and printing confirmation.
Music-preference selection, from hip hop and dubstep to elevator music.Playful workout choices as part of the participant questionnaire.Signature-move selection with action-sports choices.Hang-session choices, including guitar, games and skiing.Personalized “Athlete of the Year” badge preview and Print Badge control. Participant photo and profile answers are masked in this presentation copy.Badge-printing confirmation with Done and social/email sharing controls.
Toyota / Supercross
A motorsport-themed variant of the SheRox activation, with the same agency. These tablet interface mockups pair Toyota, JGR and Yamaha branding with a start screen and registration form.
Start-screen design with metallic grille styling and tire-tread and checkered graphics.Registration-form design with a dealer-contact option. Fields contain labels only, not participant data.