All of my designs begin as low-fidelity paper prototypes and wireframes. These quick design methods allow me to get my ideas on paper without setting anything in stone, leading to fast revisions and a better overall design.
In my senior year at UCSD, I was tasked with creating a website for the UCSD Game Room. I acted as the designer for the site, and my colleague, Alex Stolzoff, acted as the coder.
This lower section of the UCSD Game Room homepage was intended to present users with critical information about the game room. It also provides them with opportunities to navigate deeper into the site.
The original design of this website was formed around the idea of "hero" images that would immediatley inform the user what the game room was offering.
The game room allows students to reserve pool tables on the weekends. I wanted to emphasize this on their website since user interviews proved that hardly any students knew about this feature.