RunIt is a complete set of tracking and training tools to help you get into running or just get better at it. Whether you’re just starting out on your fitness journey or a seasoned runner, you’ll find the features and tools needed to stay on track and motivated to hit your goals.

The application was created with a focus on user-friendliness, incorporating a lively color scheme to appeal to the intended audience. The animation shows the user experience task flow of tracking a run in the app, as well as the microinteractions featured throughout.

Many individuals dread getting their bloodwork taken and tend to get their bloodwork done regularly. The Rapid Blood Collection package is a customizable subscription box that provides a simple, painless, and easy-to-learn way for people to take their blood and send it back to the lab. The package’s abstract design evokes a sense of friendliness and playfulness, inspired by blood cells and the concept of getting bloodwork taken, while presenting it in a less intimidating and fearful way.

The package includes an alcohol pad, the HemaCollect device, a bandage, and a pre-paid return box. Once the kit is used and the HemaCollect device is shipped, the individual keeps the box and refills the items once the next shipment is mailed in a mailer bag. The package also includes an infographic pamphlet that provides an intuitive learning experience for each individual.

This motion animation captures the emotional story told from the perspective of a wife who recounts the journey of her husband's diagnosis and the health issues he faced during nineteen years of his life. The project effectively captures the depth and complexity of the story, using a documentary-like approach, layered imagery, and animated typography to bring the story to life. As the 15th anniversary of his passing approaches, this motion animation is a reminder of life's uncertainty, as well as a fitting tribute to the enduring spirit of her husband and the unconditional love his wife has for him.

The poster’s imagery is inspired by nursing students' note-taking style. They draw diagrams of anatomy and use highlighters and sticky notes to emphasize key terms. Using this approach, I physically created a series of five visuals representing each of my grandfather's health conditions over a 19-year period. These conditions included a back operation, leg problems, a heart attack, bone marrow transplants for Multiple Myeloma, and his decision to stop treatment. After the physical work was scanned and recreated digitally in Photoshop, the poster was animated.