In my role as the lead designer for this action tracker app, I am responsible for crafting a user-centric design aimed at improving the effectiveness and efficiency of on-site personnel within the British oil company. This involves ensuring that the design seamlessly integrates with the company's unique industry prerequisites and standards. To achieve this, I gathered valuable input and insights from various company departments, which informed the development of user personas. Subsequently, I produced wireframes and consistently fine-tuned the design, taking into account client feedback and insights obtained through usability testing.

I was responsible for creating the user interface of a mobile application that facilitates connections between professionals and mentors for a consultancy company based in the United States. I maintained a close collaboration with developers, product managers, and stakeholders to ensure that the design closely adhered to the project's goals and limitations. The client specifically sought a user-friendly interface reminiscent of social media platforms, while also incorporating distinctive features unique to the app.

As part of the design team working on a web-based internal Fintech tool created for a British oil company, my role involves creating user interfaces for diverse functionalities tailored to meet the company's needs for automation, collaboration, and real-time value insights. This requires ongoing cooperation with both developers and the primary users, who happen to be analysts, to ensure that the design aligns seamlessly with the project's goals and constraints. The central challenge for the design team is to simplify what is otherwise a complex finance department process.

In this project, I was responsible for developing an immersive website that showcases the company's portfolio and services. The primary design challenge centered on the need to sustain the laboratory/scientist theme while also crafting an engaging and visually-rich design that relied heavily on vector illustrations.

I designed a web-based project management tool for the development team of a startup company. This project is exploratory in nature and centers on the concept of the GTD (Getting Things Done) methodology. Designing an interface grounded in this methodology presented a unique challenge, as it necessitated simplifying a typically complex dataset that developers commonly rely on.

I was responsible for the design of an e-commerce website for a retro-gaming company. In addition to handling user interface design, this project placed significant emphasis on graphic design, as I was assigned the task of crafting retro-themed graphics for the main page carousel.

I created the user interface for this online game with a retro-inspired theme. I actively participated in brainstorming sessions for the game's flow, character design, and typography choices, all aimed at ensuring the overall visual style adhered to the aesthetic of classic 16-bit retro games.

As the lead designer for this mobile app developed for a Canadian medical research organization, my primary responsibility is to design an interface that not only facilitates the acquisition of user-provided data but also maintains user engagement with the app. To achieve this, we evolved the app into a gamified version, a transformation that involved a lot of graphic design and illustration work.