The final design for the marketing site, seen at 1440px and 320px respectively. Uses an analagous col

Colors and shadows are pretty key to my design, so I made sure to give plenty of information about th

These were the three "finalists" I presented to the client. ?The color scheme lives right between gre

Refining the W from a traced sketch (top left) to a more refined "Walgreens-esque" logo, at bottom ri

I think the most successful element of this page is actually the color scheme for the graphs. ?It fee

Slide 16. ?This is the sketch we were given, and asked to combine with wireframes from previous UX wo

I changed the product to reflect what I thought would deliver a better UX. ?Instead of confirming edi

When a card is unlocked (1) Pencils and a handle appear to signify that the cells are editable and th

This shows the refined design. ?Its basically a much smoother and more robust version of the design I

When it came time to present my logos, the clients seemed to react the most positively to the logo in

Here are some of the logo finalists. ?A lot of them use the “W” as a point of departure. ?I'm explori

Here you see my updated dashboard. ?There is almost no?"pure grey" or pure black in the interface whi

This is how the dashboard evolved, from top left to bottom right. ?Challenges included reconciling th

This is their current dashboard. ?It's definitely not terrible, but it has some issues. ?Navigation i

Logo exploration, with some of the more interesting ideas highlighted. ?A lot of the logos centered a

The new site does a better job of breaking up the copy, and giving more calls to action. ?It shifts t

This was my?dark?tile. ?It?uses?the Gotham font, which I had known about from Squarespace, and which

This was my "Slack" tile, again modified and with a slightly different color scheme that I'd chosen.

Because it's such a popular UI paradigm, every set of style tiles needs one example of Google's "mate

Companies in the health insurance space primarily stick to blue and green for their color schemes. Th

This is the moodboard we were given by the client that shows some of the colors they were after, and

These were the companies that they liked. ?Mostly technology companies, with the one exception being