Web Design

While at Sapient, I had the opportunity to work with a small team of interns from each department to rebrand the internship program itself. Culminating in a responsive website and application, the project taught us how to collaborate on market research, UX design, user testing, style guidelines, copywriting, visual design, and finally coding. The UX intern and I worked side by side to get the website looking and feeling just right, from the connection to the parent brand to the unique flare of the internship program.

UX: Opener

The menu is transparent and follows the user as they scroll down the page // The page opens to looped photos of interns in action.

UX: FAQ

Hand drawn elements and photographs combine throughout the site to allude to the Sapient parent brand // Clarity of information before the application process began was the key priority of users.

UX: Positions

Hover over job postings to get a brief introduction, and click for a lightbox window that has more details // Hand drawn elements and photography allude to the parent brand, while the style and content is youthful and appealing to the target users.

UX: Slideshow

A slideshow of images with pops of color and motion graphics shows the user our unique culture.

UX: Projects

Clicking on projects prompts a lightbox window with more details of what past interns have worked on.

UX: CTA

Link opens a form to submit questions to the internship project supervisor or recruiter // CTA takes them to a responsive form with different questions for each available position.

Digital

Working at a large digital agency where many hands work together on one project, I learned the importance of consistency, readability, and extreme file organization. I was handed design templates in every file format - Photoshop, InDesign,PowerPoint, Illustrator, Keynote, etc - and was tasked with filling them based on the client's asks and the team's design standards. I learned the process of finding/creating and combining assets to create various parts of a campaign, from the client presentation to paid social to wearable swag.

Design x Illustration

As an illustrator trained in traditional and digital media, my strengths cross disiplines: from storyboarding to hand drawn design elements to motion graphics, I put a unique spin on visuals. While studying illustration, I freelanced as a graphic designer, and clients approached me with projects that needed the touch of energy that illustration provides.

Print

As an illustrator with a background in digital design and aspirations to publish children's books, print is where it all comes together. I have worked on books, posters, and even a print advertising campaign that went viral on Tumblr. You know you've made it when your work is made into a meme...