Here's my first attempt at brand creation and packaging design, completed as part of a weekend-long Makeathon for one of my clubs.
The idea was to create a brand with sustainable packaging that saved students and working people the time, money, and energy it takes to keep refueling on days or nights they really need to. Check out what went into the design here.
I participated in then University of Michigan Covid-19 Campus Challenge to try and solve problems that the university might face in the upcoming Fall '20 Semester regarding Co-Curricular activities and were selected as one of the top 5 teams in this category
Read about the solution we developed in our proposal here.
This is healthE, an app that aims to improve a user's personal health as well as the overall health of the environment by tracking aspects of life that falls into this intersection.
Unfortunately, midway through coding healthE, my partner and I realized that while its intentions were good, we were creating with a solution (rather than a problem) in mind. We hadn't spent enough time researching the problem and whether a tracking app was the best way to improve personal and environmental health.
Check out our screens created on Figma anyways.
I'm someone who loves working out but actively dislikes sitting down and planning my own workouts. Thus, BrainTrain was born. An app that learns off of your old workouts to create new ones for you.
Written in Swift 5 with a Firebase Database.
This was my first project, Study Spots.
As a lost and indecisive freshman, the motivation behind it was to create a webpage that would help me figure out where to study on campus.
I learned about and used numerous Google APIs throughout this project. Written in HTML, CSS, and Javascript with a MySQL Database.
