TAO
TAO (Therapist Assisted Online) is an online anxiety program that was developed at UFCWC for UF students. Before going national with their program, they wanted to improve the user interface design and bring it up to a professional level. Staying within the color palette and feel of the original logo design, I designed an interface that uses nature photos, colors and textures to calm the user and consistent typography that is modern and easy to read. Also created style guide to ensure consistency.

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CWC Website Redesign
One of the primary goals at the UFCWC (University of Florida Counseling and Wellness Center), was to redesign the website as soon as possible. The original design was dated, had many inconsistencies and needed to be better organized. The challenge was working with a propriety content management system that was clunky and figuring out what students needed and wanted. By studying Google Analytics data and conducting user testing, we streamlined the website and the content. I redesigned the website, updating the design and structure, making it more organized, consistent and user-friendly. I also created a style guide to ensure consistency in the future.

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What Is Your Cultural Makeup?
To visually tell a story, I’ve experimented with digital forms, as well as print and the page. Here I designed an interactive web page where the user can combine images of women from different cultures. The result is perhaps a typical American. I designed the page to resemble a page from a fashion magazine using Dreamweaver and CSS. Click HERE to view page. NOT FOUND

Mi Cuba
I began exploring my mother’s stories about growing up in Cuba by creating artwork for a sketchbook. I brought my sketchbook pages to life by creating an animation that featured the artwork and audio of my mother telling her stories about her childhood in Cuba. You can view the animation HERE. NOT FOUND

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Conversations on Culture
To learn what others perceive about the Cuban and American cultures, I employed the ethnographic research methods of observation and interviewing. After collecting images, video and data, I designed a web page that features photos, interview excerpts and videos. CLICK HERE to view page. Click on the stars to view short video excerpts.