I am a 36-year-old Art Director, Graphic Designer, UI Designer, and Brand Designer. I am also a family lover, chess player, soccer player, tennis player, and football manager player. I am a fan of smiling and an obsessive searcher of something.
Receive the initial request and identify the problems, challenges, and goals of the project.
Conduct a study on the pros and cons of the core business and the company.
Research competitors and learn from the best practices of other companies. Incorporate the pros and cons discovered during the research process.
After the debriefing, start the UX design process to create the best user journey based on defined tree and user needs.
Define a mood board, color palette, and typography that respects accessibility and sustainability. Design each individual page and create a UI kit.
Develop every single interaction of the UI kit considering the user journey and based on content.
Receive the initial request, and identify the project's problems, challenges, and goals.
Conduct a study on the pros and cons of the core business and the company.
Conduct market research to identify competitors and learn from market leaders. List the pros and cons discovered during the research process.
Develop a mood board to showcase the potential of the brand identity and where it can be positioned.
Define the color palette, typography, and all assets that adhere to accessibility and sustainability. Create mockup to denstrate how brand identity works.
Create a comprehensive brand book that is easy to consult and share with the client.
Receive the initial request, and identify the project's objectives, challenges, and goals.
Conduct a study of the company's core business and identify its strengths and weaknesses.
Conduct market research to identify competitors and learn from industry leaders. List the pros and cons discovered during the research process.
Develop a draft to showcase the product's potential and identify its market positioning.
Define all assets that comply with accessibility and sustainability standards. Create mockups to demonstrate how they work.
Create a comprehensive guide and manual that is user-friendly and shareable with the client.
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Yes, websites have a carbon footprint!
Estimates show that each
web hosting server produces nearly 1,400 pounds of CO2 each year.
By 2020, the web hosting industry is slated to surpass
the airline industry in environmental pollution.
Dark Mode
I've been working with web development since its inception, and I want to make a small contribution towards improving it. My personal and ethical choice is to switch to dark mode to conserve device energy.
"It gave a surprising battery life figure. Changing from light to dark mode reduces the phone's power consumption by 42% at 100% screen brightness. When the brightness level is 50%, switching from light mode to dark mode saves 9 % of the battery, and when the brightness level is 30%, the saving is only 3 %."
Compress
Another best practice is to reduce website file size by compressing code and optimizing image and video sizes. My homepage is 96% cleaner than all the pages tested on websitecarbon.com. The project pages have a lower percentage, with a range of 70/86 cleaner.
Green Hosting
To compensate for this result, I have opted for Green Hosting (Netsons partner of the Green Foundation) and have calculated one planted tree compensation based on hypothetical views.
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