Where is the Shipwire brand headed? This project was an opportunity to propel Shipwire’s marketing website and brand forward into the ever-changing landscape of logistics and e-commerce.

A holistic overhaul of how Shipwire surfaces their APIs to developers. The project touches on different areas of design such as user interaction, information architecture, user research, visual experience, and more.

One of the most design intensive projects I’ve been a part of was designing the dashboard for the Shipwire platform. It was an opportunity to make sense of a merchant’s supply chain data and provide compelling visuals for their business analytics and trends.

Designing emails for Shipwire was a big opportunity to showcase the brand, tell a story, and delight users. This project gives samples of both the marketing and application emails and includes a breakdown of how each is structured.

The Bay Area Video Coalition, or BAVC, is a non-profit that provides training and access to emerging media technologies for public media producers, artists, at-risk youth, and other non-profit organizations. Designing a mobile experience and style guide that speaks to this type of audience was intended to increase enrollment and showcase their unique student culture.

A style guide that outlines the principles and standards for creating application pages in Shipwire. It was intended to be used by designers, developers, and product managers.

Four unique poster designs that describe Shipwire as a company - Dependable, Responsive, Visionary, and Friendly. The company mascot, Happy Box, is featured in all designs. All posters involved custom illustration work.

A new and improved experience for finding health care coverage for California residents. The responsive site was designed to encourage individuals, families, and small businesss find that plan that is right for them.

This project goes over the visual design and thought-process for a family movie called The Last Wildlife. I got to design both print and interactive elements such as a logo, posters, Blu-ray packaging, and interactive screens.