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​Course

Nature of Identity

 

Project
Airwalk Rebranding

 

Instructor
Hunter Wimmer

 

Semester
Spring 2024

 

Category
Branding Design
Editorial Design
Website Design

Objective
To transform Airwalk from a traditional skateboard brand into a vibrant, culturally focused identity that inspires people to explore their individuality, question authority, and express themselves.

 

Approach
The rebranding includes a refreshed visual identity, encompassing a new logo and cohesive design elements while introducing innovative products and services that appeal to a broader audience, encouraging exploration and promoting self-expression.

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Course

Digital Design Studio 1

 

Project

Aim High Website Redesign

Instructor

Phil Hamlett

Semester

Spring 2023

Category

UI/UX Design

Objective

The goal is to use graphic design to find ways to promote the organization’s summer enrichment program to 6-9 graders and or parents and guardians from low-income communities in Northern California.

 

Approach

The solution promotes overview, influence, and student stories of the organization’s summer enrichment program and increases the number of applicants by redesigning the visual system and website.

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Course

Type Systems

 

Project

Photography Exhibition Redesign

Instructor

Hunter Wimmer

Semester

Spring 2022

Category

Editorial Design 

Environmental Design 

UI/UX Design

Objective

Enhance the “Through the Lens” photography exhibition by creating an engaging environment that fosters a deeper understanding of the artworks and photographers. Through thoughtful design elements, improve the visitor experience.

 

Approach

Establish a cohesive visual system with consistent design language across exhibition materials, including an informative booklet, environmental deliverables, and a website. This comprehensive approach transforms the exhibition into an interactive narrative journey, allowing visitors to connect more meaningfully with the art and artists.

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Course

Type Systems

 

Project

“The Daily” Chapbook

Instructor

Hunter Wimmer

Semester

Spring 2022

Category

Editorial Design

Objective

To design a 20-page chapbook that transforms selected excerpts from the episode “The Daily” from the podcast This American Life into a visual narrative centered on “caring.”

Approach

The approach involves creating a mood board inspired by the theme of caring to guide the visual design. The chapbook features imagery and typesetting that evoke warmth and community. Each chapter is laid out to reflect the narrative flow of the podcast, enhancing reader engagement.

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Course

Visual Thinking

Project

Screen Time Management

Instructor

Sandra Isla

Semester

Spring 2022

Category

Environmental Design 

Branding Design 

Editorial Design

App Design

UX Design

Objective

Raise awareness about the negative impact of excessive screen time and help users adopt healthier habits by managing their screen usage.

Approach

Develop a mobile app that tracks screen time, offers break reminders, and provides eye care tips. Complement this with eye care services and events to educate people on reducing screen-related health problems.

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Course

Type Forms ​

Project

Typography Card Set 

Instructor

Jeremy Stout 

Semester

Summer 2021 

Category

Editorial Design 

Objective

Design a set of typography cards to showcase typefaces from the Vox Type Classifications, using visual hierarchy to emphasize each typeface’s form and creator. 

Approach

Each card features a pangram, typeface name, classification, and designer, organized with varying type sizes for clarity, ensuring cohesive design across the set. 

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Course

NASA Sponsored Project Product Design 

Project

In-Vehicle Robot Design

Instructor

John Guenther 

Claudia Dallendoerfer 

Semester

Fall 2023 

Category

Environmental Design 

Branding Design 

Objective

My team goal within the NASA Project is to design the in-vehicle robot to enhance human capabilities for Mars exploration by 2075. 

Approach

I collaborate across design disciplines to create a unified brand identity and user experience for the in-vehicle robot. I develop presentation materials, a visual system, and exhibition posters that effectively showcase our robot’s innovative features and potential impact on space travel. 

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Course

User Experience Design ​

Project

Diet Record and Management App 

Instructor

Edward Cho 

Semester

Spring 2024 

Category

UX Design 

Objective

To create a user-friendly app that helps people manage their diet and track their meals, allowing users to record their daily intake and find healthy recipes for future meals. 

Approach

By focusing on intuitive design, the app guides users through two main processes: easily logging their lunch details and seamlessly browsing recipe suggestions for dinner. The interface prioritizes ease of use, with quick access to both meal tracking and recipe discovery, enhancing users’ overall health management experience. 

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Course

Type Experiment 

Project

Translation

Instructor

David Hake 

Semester

Fall 2022 

Category

Branding Design 

Packaging Design 

Objective

To create a fragrance brand inspired by the Turkish poem “Mendil,” focusing on themes of fleeting beauty and emotional connection, allowing consumers to engage with the sentiments expressed in the work. 

Approach

The project involves designing a cohesive brand identity, including packaging for scented candles, room sprays, and hand creams. Each product embodies elements from the poem, reflecting its rich imagery and emotional depth, enhancing the overall consumer experience. 

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Course

Thesis 3  

Project

Pedestrian Safety in San Francisco 

Instructor

John Nettleton 

Semester

Fall 2024

Category

Environmental Design 

Packaging Design 

App Design 

Objective

To find ways to increase safety for pedestrians in San Francisco. 

Approach

The project creates a mobile navigation app based on data from high-injury networks and a pedestrian fatalities map collected by the city. It also introduces reflective and glow-in-the-dark product packaging to improve pedestrian visibility and design environmental deliverables for the city’s top three dangerous intersections on Market Street. 

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