
From 2023—2024 I worked as a Senior Designer at Ceros, a cloud-based platform encompassing a collaborative, real-time digital canvas, upon which designers create animated, interactive content. As a member of the Enterprise team I worked closely with some of Ceros’ most premier clients ensuring a seamless education and producing some high-impact creative solutions and interactive digital experiences.
Below you can find some of my projects and processes that I completed during my tenure.
For every Ceros project I developed as a Senior Designer, I always began with a wireframe. In some cases I also produced what we called a ‘stylescape’ in addition to the concept, which acts as a learning tool for clients to better get a handle on the Ceros software. In it, I make sure to include branding and various modules that can be repurposed in other experiences.
The goal was always for a client to walk away from working with us feeling confident and with as many resources as possible that they could draw from.
THE PROCESS
For this particular project for RingCentral, I began with the Stylescape, established a wireframe, and then I iterated from concept to build and worked alongside their internal designer to showcase Ceros’ capabilities for their future use.
This project went through a few different versions before we landed on this final look. I utilised Figma to quickly complete a few different look and feels so it would be easier to identify the best route to take. The most important aspect was ensuring accessibility as well — ultimately I included a ‘stop motion’ button that halts any animation.
RINGCENTRAL
STYLESCAPE
FINAL SITE
This Greystone project began with a slightly different process in that the clients had an already approved design that they wanted converted onto Ceros’ platform as an experience that they could have embedded on their own website. To ensure complete functionality I adhered strictly to what specifications they supplied.
greystone
Though the client had specifications for the desktop and horizontal tablet view for this experience, it was up to me to develop a mobile build that would allow for vertical functionality but keep the essence of the experience intact.
I worked up the interactive wireframe you see here to best convey the conversion to the client.
MOBILE CONVERSION
FINAL EMBED
MOBILE WIREFRAME
KIMPTON HOTELS
I developed this interactive web and mobile build targeted towards prospective buyers in the wedding space, collaborating alongside an Art Director and Project Manager.
My process involved iterating on user experience and layout based on client branding, and developing engaging ways for users to explore the information on offer, while also incorporating client feedback.
Once desktop was built out, it was then important to test and experiment on a mobile version for best user experience. It was also important that the client could make their own updates, so the design had to be intuitive and easy to navigate.
It was very important to the client to reach a certain amount of page views within the first week of release — a number we doubled.
Weddings at kimpton
Total visitors
91,013
91,013
Total page views
FINAL SITE