I took on an exciting challenge to design a concept for a Workout app, and the journey was nothing short of amazing!
With the support of fellow designers who joined me on my Twitch channel, we brought this concept to life over the course of 13 streams.
It was a collaborative effort that truly showcased the power of community.
The genesis of this idea came to fruition during my encounter with a captivating UX/UI challenge. Amongst the myriad of obstacles, a particular challenge beckoned me to craft an innovative design for a mobile application dedicated to the noble cause of animal adoption. Embracing the professional sphere with a dash of lightheartedness, I embarked on the journey of conceptualizing an app that would become a haven for prospective pet parents.
This website design, a captivating task from the Udemy UX/UI design course by Daniel Walter Scott, proved to be one of the most interesting challenges. It not only deepened my understanding of UX and UI but also empowered me to create user-friendly experiences. Keep an eye out for upcoming updates to this design in the near future!
Oh boy, let me tell you about this awesome task that came up in our weekly challenge lineup. It was called Names & Faces, and it just happened to be the very first challenge I tackled. The mission? Designing an app tailor-made for teachers or university lecturers, helping them remember their students with utmost ease.
Now, I wanted to inject a touch of brilliance into this app, so my main idea was to keep things simple and straightforward. But hey, who says simplicity can't be fun? I aimed to create an experience that would bring a smile to the faces of educators, making their interactions with the app an absolute joyride.
While enthusiastically immersing myself in the captivating course "Ultimate Web Design and Development" by the awesome Brad Hussey, I couldn't resist creating a spiffy example landing page. Let's just say it was a delightful blend of learning and unleashing my creative spirit!
The client of Time for Paws, who also happens to be the owner of Little Peckers, expressed immense admiration for the template featured on the Time For Paws blog. They were keen on implementing a similar design for the Little Peckers blog. However, it appears that the link for the template has been disabled.
Date made:
July 2018
Time For Paws Blog Page
During my tenure at Big Marking in Milton Keynes, I had the delightful opportunity to collaborate with Time For Paws on designing a brand new blog template. As the entire blog operated on Wordpress, my primary objective was to create a visually captivating template seamlessly integrable within the platform.
One of the highlights of this project was fulfilling a special request from the client—a captivating animation featuring a link leading to their online store. Regrettably, it appears that the link has been disabled. Nonetheless, working on this design was an absolute blast, leaving a memorable mark in my creative journey.
Date made:
July 2018
Time For Paws: Promotional "Seven" Food
While I was part of the talented team at Big Marketing, I had the privilege of designing and developing this page. Time for Paws had an exciting promotion for their latest product, which boasted numerous benefits for our furry friends.
My primary responsibility involved leveraging the materials provided to create a clean and user-friendly page. This entailed incorporating a clickable promotional discount code, adding subtle animations, and incorporating a comprehensive FAQ section. Notably, I dedicated significant effort to crafting icons for the "Benefits" section and curating images for the "Switching from..." section. Regrettably, the link to the page is currently disabled.
Date made:
March 2018
Manhattan Perfect
During my time at Big Marketing in Milton Keynes, my project manager entrusted me with an engaging design task for a client who owned various businesses, one of which focused on beauty. As part of the process, I had the opportunity to interact with the client on a weekly basis to gather feedback and gain a deeper understanding of their desires and satisfaction. Regrettably, the link to the project is currently disabled.
