Miscellaneous Design Exercises
Side project variety show. Enjoy!
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Which member appears the most across album tracks?
As a fun exercise, I created a branded leaderboard detailing which band members were featured across all their albums, (non-solo ventures). Each member's stats listed the number of albums and tracks they appeared on, with the main page showing all results across each album, and from most appearances to least. The tabbed "sub sections" represent each album in order of release, when selected would dive deeper into each individual album.
The bands branded black and yellow were used as part of the bands dominant color scheme. Because yellow can be tricky if not used properly, it made sense to have it as the primary background only for the member at the top of the leaderboard, then as a border accent color when separating information. This meant large chunks of information could use their black as a background with white text, to retain legibility.
The variety of examples represent the different versions tried throughout the process, in layouts, font and icon sizes, and color schemes.
Final Version
Additional Explorations
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0-1 Concept for a new calm app feature
I've had a lifetime membership to Calm since 2021, and a membership even longer. Seeing a product design opening I decided to do something different and go the extra mile.
Knowing the product well as a consumer, I leaned into a JD that asked for AI prototyping on a new feature which added a layer of AI on top of the existing interface to reduce friction during a potentially stressful time.
The AI chat would ask users questions, and based on their answers and system preferences, guide them to the appropriate content.
Guided Help Via Chat
Reduce Stress
Make it easy for users to get the help they need
Content Informed & Themed By Time Of Day
NIghttime Content
If the user shares location, the app can infer sleep assistance is may be needed
Error / Edge Cases
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