Roles: information architect, high-level visual designs The most important part of a page that allows you to see all your plans in one place via clever data mapping of travel confirmation emails is… the itinerary itself. Right? When I started, our itinerary page hadn’t been redesigned in three years. Whenever new functionality had been added to […] Continue reading
In order to bring our travel account monitoring page into alignment with our redesign of the itinerary page, interactions as well as visual styling got a refresh. Here are my wireframes: wireframes: travel account monitoring on Prezi Here’s what the pages outlined above look like for real: Fig. 1: Adding an account Fig. 2: […] Continue reading
At Georgetown, the Department of Public Safety provides free escort van rides to students traveling to and from campus at night (known as “SafeRides”), as well as three shuttle loops which pick up from the main gates every 15 minutes or so. Since students never know for sure when one of the shuttles is due […] Continue reading
In an effort to make my scheduler program a bit more usable (in its present form, it’s anything but — command line only, lots of restrictions on input file types), I decided to design a graphical interface for it. As I worked on it, I had the current student employee managers at my department sit […] Continue reading
I work in a campus police department. Some time ago, the administrators realized they needed a severe command center UX overhaul (they didn’t call it that in so many words at the time, but that’s exactly what they meant). This project was one of many such overhauls I’ve been working on during my time here. […] Continue reading