UX/UI design
Interactive Prototype: N2K's Talent Insights Dashboard Pitch for Intuit
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As part of a pitch to Intuit, I designed an interactive mockup of an experience using N2K's Talent Insights product. The design includes a progress roadmap, self-assessment, results, and content library.
Medium:
MarvelApp
Illustrator
Interactive Prototype: N2K's Talent Insights Portal
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I executed the design of N2K Network's Cyber Talent Insights portal, and built it into an interactive prototype to be given to the development team. The design includes a left navigation pointing users to their home dashboard, job role alignment, workforce mapping, course recommendations, and assessment screens.
Medium:
MarvelApp
Illustrator
Interactive Prototype: CyberVista's LMS
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In 2019, CyberVista (now N2K) needed a redesign of their Learning Management System (LMS) for course content. Within this design, users can navigate through their course videos and labs, as well as track their performance and progress.
*Note that the sign-in screen is a part of the prototype.
Medium:
MarvelApp
Illustrator
Photoshop
App Design: "Pit Stop"
One of my favorite things my family did growing up was go on long road trips around the U.S. So when I was given the opportunity to design an app in my Interactive Media course, I knew that a road trip app would be an interesting subject.
Pit Stop is an app in which passengers of the vehicle can track the progress of their trip, find the nearest gas stations, restaurants, and hotels, what interesting stops are along the way, and games to pay. The app will open to the home screen, where the user must type
in their starting place (which can be their current location through GPS), destination, and give a name for their trip (ex. “Spring Break 2k18”). Once finished, the user will click on the “Hit the Road!”
button, and a brief loading screen will appear with a car with
bags on the top driving past the screen. The “Progress” screen
will then appear, showing a map with a dot of your current location, a red line showing how far you have come, and a star marking
your destination.
By clicking the hamburger drop-down menu, there are options for pit stops, cool sights to see around the user’s current location on the road, and road trip games to play among the passengers, which can be synced up for multi-player games, if more than one passenger is on the app as well.
Medium:
After Effects
Premiere Pro
Illustrator
App Process and Animation:
