Portfolio Pieces
Website Design
During my first few months working at Penguin Coding School, I was tasked with reviewing their website with the goal of making it easier to navigate and help ease parents decisions on which coding class is right for their kid. This piece breaks down my process as I first take extensive notes on the website, suggest improvements, and begin implementing them. However, at the date of this portfolio, this project is still ongoing so many of the changes have not been implemented and no audience testing has occurred.
Creating Graphics
Following directly from my previous piece, this next part of my portfolio was another step in easing parents confusion on the course catalogue at Penguin Coding School. For this, I was tasked with creating a graphic that easily broke down the classes offered by the school. Click through to view my process and final outcome after peer review.
Emails, Emails, Emails
Creating a consistent Newsletter Template
Painting and UX Design
The process of completing a painting and UX design are actually quite similar. To approach a painting, a painter must decide what they ultimately want the painting to achieve, and along the way are constantly adjusting and changing the work to better capture this ultimate goal. Click here to walk through my painting process for a still life I completed my senior year.
Matching Horses
In which I computerize a complex horse-human matching problem I faced while running a horse program at a kids camp