UI/UX Design
After Oasis
After Oasis is a point-and-click puzzle game combined with an interactive, choice-based narrative. It was created as a part of The Eye Jam II, and I worked on the UI design, pixel art assets, and logo, and played a vital role in the general visual direction.
Software used: Figma, Aseprite, Adobe Illustrator, Unity
Duration: 1 week
Spotify UI: Recreation and Augmentation
Spotify is one of the largest music streaming services worldwide, providing hundreds of millions of users with a platform to listen to their favorite artists and songs. While some features exist to aid users in discovering new music attuned to their tastes, it can be difficult to find new tunes outside of what Spotify’s algorithm determines users will like.
This personal project was created as a part of NextFrame Academy’s UX/UI design program, in which I set out to recreate the Spotify mobile UI, and to design a feature allowing users to view playlists, curated by both Spotify and other users, featuring specific songs. My goal was to create a feature that would better allow users to discover new music, as well as drive community engagement.
Software used: Figma
Duration: 1 week
Flow:
Users click on the details button of a song that they like
“Go to playlists featuring song” button now appears on the details menu
Users are taken to the “Playlists featuring…” page for their selected song
Student Projects
The following examples were created as part of projects for the ARTG170 capstone course at UC Santa Cruz.
SYNK
A conceptual themed music player design inspired by cyber futuristic visuals.
Album featured: Girls by aespa
Software used: Adobe Illustrator
Duration: 1 week