This project was done for Ball State's Office of Inclusive Excellence for a "Holding Space for Trans People" event. This experience was playable on kiosks. I created wireframes and prototypes for this project. Home page wireframe which allows the user to choose between 2 experiences or scan a QR code to allow the user to take the experience with them on their own devices Wireframes showing what a user would see as they clicked through and made decisions Full wireframe followi

Pixel Paws Cafe is a digital cat cafe, offering coffee products for cat lovers with an extra mission to help get strays adopted from around the world. Created as a brand campaign for a design course focused on learning various design tools.

D20 Digest is a digital magazine for Dungeons and Dragons enthusiasts written by D&D enthusiasts. D20 Digest started as a multimedia writing and research project for a digital literacies class focusing on the genealogy of a medium of our choice. I chose D&D and began researching the war games, situations, and people that inspired the creation of D&D. After submerging myself in the history of D&D, I shifted focus to the editions and changes D&D has undergone since its first re

The parking app was one of my first projects officially with the Digital Corps, here I researched what other businesses used for their parking management systems and made recommendations based on the systems reviewed the highest. I then collaborated with 3 other UX team members to create sketches and wireframes to be turned into a prototype. Low-fi wireframe of the parking map Full Figma file with prototyped dropdowns and search autofill. Cleaned up low-fi prototype created b

All photos taken on a Cannon Mark IV 5D with a 24-105mm lens for a photography assignments focused on composition, basic editing, and general camera work. Orion: Cozy Snow Globe: Bokeh Car Dash: Beholder:

Photo touch-ups made in Adobe Photoshop for a class assignment with photos found on the internet. After: Before: In this photo I edited out light distractions in the trees and added creative color adjustments. Photo from Arun Sharma on Unsplash. After: Before: In this photo I've restored an old creased image to remove distractions and improve clarity. Photo from Marko Paakkanen .

Lo-fi homepage Digital Corps UX Training December 2024 All students hired at Digital Corps complete a semester-long training program. For us in user experience, this training involves independently working through every stage of the UX process from start to finish. As part of my training, I developed a hypothetical mobile application that allows users to take virtual college tours, schedule in-person visits, earn badges for on-campus exploration, and receive rewards for compl