The final redesign for Segno Expertise’s landing page in both desktop and mobile.

The proposed desktop UI for a new functionality that allows associates and their managers to access customer feedback to monitor their performance.

The proposed mobile UI for a new functionality that allows associates and their managers to access customer feedback to monitor their performance.

A series of wireframes for a potential reimagining of Sears Auto’s appointment interface, used as part of a proposal for a visual overhaul of the public site.

The UI for the launch page for SHC’s branded 2016 compliance campaign, GetSet!

I was tasked with simplifying and streamlining a client’s document database. All of the copy on the page is false.

This is a design exercise for a false company. I created a map-based interface for this company through three high-fidelity screens in about three hours.

The purpose of this exercise was to see how quickly I could work through to get a polished finished piece, and to record how long each individual step took; designing the first screen took far more time than the other two, as that was where most of the UI was laid out.

An email invitation for the quarterly Show and Tell session given by the media team

A periodic newsletter sent out to update HS associates on the status of the business.

Marketing email exploration. Summer parties are very popular (and fun to host!), and this email suggests product to customers.

Marketing email exploration. Everyone’s a photographer, and smartphone cameras take print-ready photographs with minimal fuss. It’s much more personal to show a scene from your own vacation.

A set of two handouts, used during a presentation on gamified e-learning.

The first handout deals with a thesis paper by Hunicke, LeBlanc, and Zubec in 2004.

The second handout deals with Bartell’s player types and is a refresh of a common visualization used for them.

A pair of infographics I designed for SHC’s compliance campaign in 2016. The company had just redesigned and relaunched aspects of its compliance content.

A pair of examples I mocked up to help one of our instructional designers handle page layouts on their own, as well as a practical example on how to handle one of the pieces of content.

This was supplemented with an initial sit-down with the ID, and occasional check-ins to ensure they had all the tools they needed and felt confident with the project.

An informational piece for both associates and customers, educating them on a new model of smart refrigerator

This job aid walks cashiers through how to accept credit card payments at Kmart.

A set of guidelines for instructional designers to refer to when designing e-learnings for mobile.

This also functioned as a way to show the IDs how to lay out large amounts of text while keeping it engaging and readable.

Four slides from a presentation on layout design I gave to three instructional design teams. This presentation focuses on how to treat images and type and is part of a series of upskilling pushes we made for our instructional designers.

A presentation I created and gave to my teammates on effective communication tactics.

A presentation given to a team that was going to begin writing the scripts for their videos.

The goal was to highlight how scriptwriting differs from typical business writing.

Samples of logos I’ve designed for various projects.

A series of banners created to announce the rebrand for SHC’s Segno Suite. I designed the logos and the banners.