PROJECTS

This design project focuses on creating a modern travel blog with a balance of professionalism and personality. Built around the persona of Zoey Wren—who was described as "Professional yet Approachable"—the blog design combines a clean, minimalistic layout with playful, hand-drawn elements for the personal touch.

The homepage features a clear visual hierarchy, engaging images, and strong call-to-actions, while the blog posts themselves maintain a polished and structured look for readability. The result is a travel blog that feels both reliable and inviting, reflecting Zoey’s expertise and warmth.

I designed the playing cards for an educational board game about cyber criminality, created as part of a university course on "Gameful Design." The game puts players in the role of hackers, with the goal to steal money from a foreign system. The cards were designed to enhance gameplay clarity and increase tension, all while also maintaining a cohesive visual theme.

By balancing the aesthetics with functionality, the final designs helps to create tension, excitement, and instant recognition after each card reveal. Through iterative prototyping, we refined the cards to emphasize essential elements, important for usability and a striking look.

This redesign explores how Spotify could be improved for better usability and visual clarity. While I enjoy using the platform daily, I often find its interface lacking in distinction between different content types. My redesign introduces clearer content categorization, an improved homepage layout, and enhanced filtering options for easier navigation.

Key features include a visually distinct presentation for albums, playlists, and podcasts, a contextual menu for quick access to related content, and an intuitive filtering system for seamless browsing. Designed with both desktop and mobile in mind, this project aims to refine the user experience while maintaining Spotify’s core functionality.