SUMMARY

Project Background

Daily UI is a service that sends you a series of daily design challenges and design inspiration. This intrigued me so I signed up to improve my UI skills and knowledge. I am actively still participating in this challenge and take workshops on the daily challenge to create best designs.

ROLE: UI Designer TOOLS: Adobe XD, Figma

PROJECT LENGTH: Ongoing…

WHAT I’VE LEARNED

100 Days of Design

Day 001

Daily UI challenged me to create a sign up page, modal, form, or app screen related to signing up for something. I decided to create a mobile iOS sign in page for a wellness application. I learned a lot through through making this sign in page about showing input fields, icons, and placeholders. I also found out allowing people to sign in using their social media accounts is a great feature to have for log ins/sign ups. Users don’t want to spend time filling out the log in sheet so offering a one click social account link is beneficial. Lastly, the biggest lesson is never get in the way of the user.

Day 002

For this project I was challenged to design a credit card checkout form or page. I decided to go with a desktop check out page for a small kayaking business called “Kayak with Kacey”. The user agreed to schedule for a session with Kacey on August 21st at 10am. The kayak session costs a total of $121.08, including taxes and fees. In this design I noticed how button size played a big part in bringing the design together. I like the two section checkout to show the status bar and action requirement on one side and the order details on the right. I used Airbnb’s check out page as inspiration.

ServiceNow Example

As the head UI Designer, I am building out the ServiceNow portal for E3S’ Integrated Talent Management (ITM) Site. This site will be a one stop shop for all things career growth for employees. The example below is the first wireframe for the homepage.