I also made a version with more color.

I recreated the fun cat animation in @figma.com. You see this little guy when hacking terminals, doorways, or other fixtures on Tau Ceti 4 in @marathonthegame.bungie.net by @bungie.net. I added my own twist by making it blink, giving the cat a little more life.

The next step was trying to add some personality to the components by introducing motion and animations to transition between different states and pages. This was early in the process and feedback would lead to many more changes in what the final version would look like.

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The first step of redesigning the company's website was to establish mobile-friendly layouts and bring a modern feel to the site. I used Material Design as a starting point and at the time it was maturing while also offering better base components to work with.
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And they were delicious! 🤤

Cookies on Christmas Eve 🍪🎄

Wireframe for the home page of an advertising agency I worked for in 2017. Step 1 of the redesign was determining what we wanted to change and keep from the current layouts.
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Here I was figuring out how the desktop and mobile layouts for a product page would maintain the same visual themes while remaining responsive. My primary focus was on making sure that the user wouldn't feel like they are scrolling forever while looking at a single product.
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Profile card exploration for a website.
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Settings screen layout for my Pebble (and Fitbit) watch face, ISAC V1.
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Here are some potential layout design constraints and examples for an upcoming feature for Android currently called Rich Ongoing Notifications.
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Rich Ongoing Notifications for Android could be extremely useful for a variety of apps and contexts. created some mockups of basic and custom example usages for things like Fitbit exercise activities, eclipse timer, presidential election tracker, live football game scores, and more.