Biography
Hello there! I hail from the vast and culturally rich landscape of China. Gaming and soccer are my twin passions, allowing me both digital adventures and real-world athletic pursuits. I've always been fascinated by the way interfaces connect us to the digital world, be it a website or an app. It's this passion that led me to specialize in interface design.
My hands-on experience includes a delightful project earlier this year where I crafted a website for 'Pukeko Preschool'. Designing interactive spaces that are both engaging and efficient is a journey I thoroughly enjoy.
Project Description
Project's Essence: This design project revolves around creating an informative and engaging platform for two distinct yet interconnected target audiences: children aged 5-12 and adults aged 30-35, primarily parents and educators. Our aim is to bridge the gap of understanding and exploration between these groups, focusing on endangered species.
The core of the project is split into two components. The first, a pop-up book and animation, is tailored for children, feeding their innate curiosity and thirst for knowledge. The second, a website and application, is curated for parents and educators. This dual approach ensures that both young explorers and their guiding stars can journey together.
I chose to engage in this project due to its multifaceted nature. It's not just about presenting information; it's about crafting experiences that cater to diverse age groups. I saw this as an opportunity to meld my design expertise with a purpose that resonates - creating awareness about endangered species.
While the entire project was a collaborative endeavor, I took charge of the website component. Given the importance of parents and educators in imparting values and knowledge to children, I aimed to create a digital space that is informative yet intuitive for them.
By fusing my interface design skills with the objectives of this project, my hope is that we can foster a sense of responsibility and curiosity among our users, leading them to be champions of our world's endangered species.