UX Designs
This is a current project (in its very early stages) that my Dad, a software engineer, and I are working on. Similarly to the existing "TeamSnap", this app will serve as an organized calendar platform for game and practice management for both coaches and teammates of any sport, however unlike the competitors, our app will eventually automize team selection using AI based off tracked player performance- making team assignments for scrimmages or practices much easier and more efficient in terms of maximizing each players' strengths to help others build their weaknesses and visa versa, as well as reflect on each players' performance to help them improve. As we continue working out the logistics behind this idea, I have started to work on the UX Design prototypes.
Sports App
The Starbucks App
This project was one of my very firsts in UX Design. As a Starbucks lover, I always find ordering ahead on their app not convenient jusenough; I decided to give it a bit of a makeover in hopes to speed up the process and get right to the point.
In this project I wanted the simplicity to catch the viewer's eye; very little information is presented at first, especially considering most viewers tap rapidly to skip through ads- my technique is making them have a reason to come back. Though only little information is seen at first, the text at the bottom requires a little more attention, so when the ad is "skipped through", it will be eye catching, and result in more interaction.
Lululemon Ad
Apps of Proficiency
Adobe XD
The first tool I was introduced to and the one that brought my interest in UX design! Using this platform I learned the works of and how to create prototypes for apps with realistic flows.
Figma
Figma was a step up from Adobe XD; it is a more complex platform that offers more design abilities of prototyping. It is also where I learned planning out projects using personas, user flows, and task flows.
Adobe Stock
A platform offering high quality licensed pictures for use in projects. I learned it is very important to use high pixelated images for better looking, professional quality projects.
Adobe Express
Using Adobe Express I was able to create an easier, more user friendly access path to my projects and even my website as a whole; by using QR codes!