UI/UX Design
UI/UX design experience includes Figma and Adobe XD. Basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, Wordpress.
Spot for Boston University
Spot provides real-time crowd and density monitoring tools across the BU campus, allowing students to gauge crowd size and building occupancy in certain areas so they can more effectively evaluate their risks and make more informed decisions on campus as we adapt to COVID. We researched, interviewed users, and innovated to make the most usable product. As the UX designer on the team, I had to make sure the interface would be usable for all students. Designed in partnership with BU Spark.
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Spot provides real-time crowd and density monitoring tools across the BU campus, allowing students to gauge crowd size and building occupancy in certain areas so they can more effectively evaluate their risks and make more informed decisions on campus as we adapt to COVID. We researched, interviewed users, and innovated to make the most usable product. As the UX designer on the team, I had to make sure the interface would be usable for all students. Designed in partnership with BU Spark.
Well: A Wellness App
Improving wellness through an app like Well will enhance our quality of life and provide a consistent source of calmness. This app will serve as a foil to the constant bombardment of notifications, heavy news updates, and messaging. Users of all levels of wellness and wellness education feel calm, nurtured, comfortable, and encouraged through four sections of the app. Well is designed for users of all socioeconomic status, ages, races, and global locations.
Wellness Wagon
Wellness Wagon is an app prototype designed to connect patients in Worcester with their healthcare providers and with transportation to essential medical appintments. The concept was created by a team of marketing students and social workers at College of the Holy Cross, and we collaborated to bring their vision to life.
Wellness Wagon is an app prototype designed to connect patients in Worcester with their healthcare providers and with transportation to essential medical appintments. The concept was created by a team of marketing students and social workers at College of the Holy Cross, and we collaborated to bring their vision to life.