I was tasked with redesigning the website that shows students which languages the university offers. Below is a screenshot of the older interface, followed by a screen shot of the redesigned interface.

The new interface follows the current College of Liberal Arts branding and design, is cleaner and easier to navigate.

For the past few weeks, Tess, Andre, Suloni and I photographed and edited new profile pictures for the College of Liberal Arts Factuly. The focus of my work was cropping the images to fit the College of Liberal Arts web page. Here is an example of a graduate student’s profile photo in multiple crops:

This project has taught me allignment specifications while cropping, how to manage color balance, and how to efficiently crop almost 200 photos. I also learned how to combat image compression when saving for the web. I realized that a project like this is more difficult and time consuming that I had imagined; the smaller details that take the most amount of time make all the difference.

The desktop view of the polling search page with an expanded accordion to show the categories within each section.

Desktop view of the polling search page with the accordion set to hide and the filtered search keys shown in bold.

A mobile view of the polling search page with a section in the accordion expanded. The categories inside will be in one column instead of four as shown in the desktop view.

Mobile view of the polling search page with the accordion set to hide

Today, Andre, Ryan and I arranged a photoshoot for the faculty and staff of the College of Liberal Arts. These photos will be used in the faculty profile redesign for the College of Liberal Arts homepage. We will be photographing more of the faculty and staff in the next few days.

Project: Plan II Feature
Description: I created this banner in photoshop that will be used along with its respective article on the Plan II features site