Website Redesign
New Mobile App
New Planner.io
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Home Page
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Features Page
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A redesigned website for a travel agency for the client from the US. Focus of the agency will be on the high-end travelers from all around the world. Client requested light colors for the background with a simple layout of the content. A home page needs to have a lot of colorful pictures with a clearly visible search/browse bar where visitors can get all of the necessary information.
The product definition phase sets the foundation for the final product. In this early stage we need to define the project goal.
This early design phase aims to identify a problem the new
product or feature must solve.
In the design process, I finally end up giving life to ideas that I have collected in the previous two steps. It’s time to work on the final graphics now. Make a sketch first, design in Figma and build it in Webflow.
Here, I need to find a lot of information about audiences, competitors, and the product we want to create. After this,
I need to analyze all of the information that I got. In this step,
I exactly know about what the audience is looking for and
what are competitor sites offering.
Now, It’s time to get feedback from users. Here, I need to make user testing and usability testing. Also, its necessary to find out do users need this product and can they use it. Also, I can take user tests among each process step to get better and ideal results.
I need to say, making illustrations is my most favorite part of design. With a passion for bringing ideas to life through art, I have developed my personal style that combines traditional and digital techniques. I am always excited to take on new projects and collaborate with clients to bring their ideas to life through the power of illustration.
Explore ideas. I typically start by letting my mind wander. I either daydream or look at random pictures on my phone and online of people, places, or objects that might trigger something new in my mind. I draw ideas out in my sketchbook and begin to explore the concept further.
Narrow down the concept. Sketch the scene. Choose a color palette. Block out color. Create depth. Add light and shadow.
Add texture. At the end, It’s all about stepping back and looking at the big picture to see how all the elements come together cohesively in the final illustration.
Whether it's designing a magazine spread, a brochure, or a website layout, I approach each project with a focus on clear communication, user experience, and aesthetic appeal. I collaborate closely with clients to understand their goals and requirements, and I work diligently to create layouts that meet their needs while also pushing creative boundaries.
The process is basically the same like the one from above. Define the product first. Research Everything. Think about the layout. Draw a sketch, design it in Indesign and build it in Figma and Webflow.
Either I designing a book, brochure or magazine I must test my prototype with different user groups, conduct usability tests and create user stories. In prototyping, the mockup is converted into
an interactive demonstration of the website.
