During DesignFest, designers from all over came together for an opportunity to craft solutions for nonprofits in need of design support. During this year’s event, I partnered with the National Great Blacks in Wax Museum.

Camelback Performance & Consulting is a sports psychology company that successfully supports elite performers achieve their optimal health, wellness, and performance. For this website, I kept the design simple. I focused on the treatment of typography to design a home page reminiscent of a Nike visual ad campaign.

The D.C.-based nonprofit, Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law requested a one-pager designed to feature their Election Protection hotline program. I used my previous years of non-profit graphic design work and decade of experience as a graphic designer to turn ‘text walls’ into visually appealing and easy-to-read designs.

I enjoy the practice of reflection. Taking a step back to see how far you’ve grown is important. Throughout the years I have designed and redesigned many websites. Below is a collection of homepage before and after images. Use the arrows to scroll through the years.

As creative director and web designer, I lead Drio through a brand refresh for its 10-year anniversary. The new branding is classic yet casual with a mature youthfulness. The final design has an art deco style with warm natural hues, bold lettering, and shapes. A sense of flow is retained throughout the logo design and website using curved soft edges and asymmetrical design.

Recent client, Yuli purchased her original logo using Etsy, a global online marketplace, where people come together to make, sell, buy, and collect unique items. I expanded her branding to include brand messaging, a custom color palette, a Wix website, and a brochure.

Discover your brand archetype with guidance from Eden

A friend from my high school recently reached out to me looking for guidance in crafting their dream brand. Robyn dreamt of fostering diverse and empowered spaces.