Design Across Screens and Spaces

My path into UX/UI did not start with digital products.

I began in architecture and interiors, moved into a UI/UX role at a startup in 2021, and later took on campaign and identity design work while pursuing my MSc in Computer Science.

This page brings those earlier projects together as a quick, browsable showcase. These projects are included to show the broader design foundation behind my current work.

Figure 1: Selected work across UI design, spatial design, visual identity, and 3D viz.

UI DESIGN

Quillatwill.com

Quillatwill was a conceptual writing improvement tool designed for school children. My work focused on design conceptualization, storyboarding, and rapid prototyping.

I worked within an existing visual direction, using the design system, guidelines, and assets provided by the team to create wireframes and high-fidelity screens across onboarding, dashboards, writing tools, diary flows, media selection, and desktop editors.

Architecture and interior design

Before moving into UI/UX, I worked across architecture and interior design projects involving workplace, retail, facade, and built fixture design.

This work helped me build a foundation in spatial thinking, materials, constraints, technical communication, and designing for real-world use.

**Figure 2:** Coffee counter concept developed from sketches and shop drawings, to an installed fixture at movie theater concession area. (Client: Asian Cinemas)

**Figure 3:** Facade design exploration using Grasshopper scripting and daylight-driven pattern logic. (Client: Brillio)

**Figure 4:** Retail space design work covering facade, cafeteria, breakout, and kids’ play areas. (Client: Livspace)

CAMPAIGN GRAPHICS

U Mass Boston Recreation

During my MSc, I worked part-time as a graphic designer for campus recreation and student affairs.

I designed campaign graphics for health, awareness, and participation initiatives, translating campus identity and event themes into visuals for shirts, posters, and other campaign material.

**Figure 5:** Campaign graphics for UMB Recreation health and awareness initiatives.

**Figure 6:** Designed to increase engagement with recreation programs.

VISUAL IDENTITY

Queer Student Center

During my MSc, I developed a visual identity system for the Queer Student Center at UMass Boston.

The logo system was built around the “Q” as a flexible mark, with variations for the primary logo, brand marks, merchandise, signage, and event graphics.

The QSC flag was a remix of Microsoft’s open-source Pride 2023 artwork, adapted for the center’s visual system.