by Delany
You can’t keep people from who they are. A friend called me the other day to let me know that another friend had called him to plant a few seeds. Knowing how I am, my first friend called to plant a few seeds of their own. Over the years the hard work I’ve done like carbon policy and working through rationalization was never asked of me to do it, I asked for it. It wasn’t about winning, but seeing if […]
Categories: Marketing
by Delany
Last night I ran a few numbers with a friend to get a better view of another friend’s boat. Here’s the number’s I came up with. Currently their new boat has a holding capacity of 750 metric tonnes. To be conservative I cut the production capacity to 500 metric tonnes and beefed up their fuel expenses. Here’s a rough estimate of what a gross income looks like. Boat capacity 500 metric tonnes (1,000,000 lbs of product; 500 metric tonnes at […]
Categories: Numbers, Uncategorized
by Delany
Practicing Adobe Creative Suite: John Bogle Four weeks into my prerequisites for school I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. At the time the two classes I needed to get through were Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop. Both ten week classes, introducing me to a new software I hadn’t used before while also adjusting to a body and person (myself) I didn’t recognize anymore. With arm crutches and good timing of my diagnosis, I never missed a class. That said I […]
Categories: Progressing, Uncategorized
by Delany
Practicing Adobe Creative Suite. Fearless Girl, Laura Graves, Jamie Dimon.
Categories: Progressing
by Delany
GROCERY STORE LAYOUT UX Fundamentals l Concept Design ABOUT: August 2018 I had the opportunity to work on my first UX project at the School of Visual Concepts. My challenge statement was How might we quicken the grocery store shopping experience? Enclosed is a part of my design process with the project, including my original powerpoint if you’d like to see it here: UX Fundamentals. CONCEPT: For this challenge statement I chose focused on grocery store layout, including smart information and […]
Categories: Progressing, User Experience (UX)
by Delany
Mood Boards as a Style Guide Kate, my class instructor for Typography Level One recommend mood boards as a style guide reference. I missed the opportunity to do so during class (it was the last class I got the feedback in) so I wanted to experiment with a product concept in my free time. Concept: User acquistion of augmented reality through celebrity influencers. This is an AR concept for KKW Beauty at Home, Kim Kardashian West in collaboration with […]
by Delany
Project Type: User Experience Interaction Design Skills: Competitive Research Personas Photo Journal Contextual Inquiry Inclusive Design Value Discovery Concept Development Storyboarding Tools: Excel Illustrator Pen and Paper Powerpoint Time: August 2018Role: UX Researcher UX DesignerFeedback: Find confluence between customers and stakeholders August 2018 I had the opportunity to work on my first UX project at the School of Visual Concepts. My challenge statement was how might we quicken the grocery store shopping experience? Enclosed is a part of my design process […]
Categories: Progressing, User Experience (UX)
by Delany
Concept: This was a Typography Level One assignment. The goal was to create a magazine layout from an article of our choice. I took the assignment as an opportunity to visually test idea I had been sitting on, Amazon Prime Sustainable. In addition to the magazine layout, my goal was to capture a style and color palette that would entice a conversation. Something from Amazon that was familiar while incorporating something new. Color, assets and marketing as a translation or […]
Categories: Fashion, Marketing, Progressing, Storytelling
