What makes a design feel effortlessly clean and structured? I explored the classic Swiss style with a minimalist, grid-based poster for the Learn UI Design course. Want to see how it turned out?

How do you design for an interface that’s always changing? For this RSS feed app challenge, I explored multi-state screens to create a smoother and more intuitive user experience. Turns out, accounting for all the “what ifs” is where real design thinking begins.

Data visualization turns complex info into clear stories. I used charts to share insights and found simple colors work best.

I researched dog walker apps and used user stories to design a flow that meets the needs of both walkers and owners.

Icons can reinforce branding and clarity. I practiced creating consistent icons and learned that mastering style takes time.

My first try at vector design features a Pepsi bottle made with basic shapes and tools in Figma. It was a fun challenge that taught me a lot about working with curves.

To practice Responsive Design I began with mobile designs and moved to larger screens, making adjustments for layout and spacing to find the best look.

I practiced building a consistent component library while learning how complex managing different states can be.

I practiced text styling to create a luxury, masculine, and classic brand feel using drop caps, indents, and formatted quotes.

Ever wonder how the right font can instantly make something feel more relaxed, playful, or even summery? I explored this by pairing type with beachy visuals to bring the vibe to life.

I designed a financial mobile app focused on key features like filtering, search, and expandable transaction details within limited screen space.

I explored emphasis through typography using Grotesk for a playful feel and Helvetica with size, color, and opacity changes, while experimenting with price tags to highlight key info.

The text we use should match the brand we are trying to achieve. Here I used text to display clean and simple, fancy, techie, and quirky brands.

I explored multitype search using autocomplete and recent searches to improve efficiency, with a focus on minimizing steps and returning relevant music results quickly.

I explored type choices for a luxury brand, landing on Fira Sans with bold, capitalized headings to maintain a clean and trustworthy look.

I reviewed the screen for elements that could cause user errors, focusing on clear, judgment-free guidance to support a smoother experience.

I optimized selection controls and removed unnecessary inputs to streamline the flight search experience, focusing on clarity, relevant filters, and smarter airport and passenger options.

I redesigned the site as a dashboard focused on discovering jam sessions, combining a map and list view on the homepage for easy access, and added features like event tracking and renamed sections for clarity.

Played around with gradients a bit in my first screen using 4 different types of gradients. The second screen has more coherence between the 4 gradients.

Here I got to play around with creating a dark interface. I achieved the look by darkening background colors and modifying highlight colors.