Finding your way, minus the guesswork
A campus wayfinding concept that puts the next decision first. From field observations to a focused mobile prototype.
Hi, I’m Avery — a design student who likes turning everyday questions into useful, thoughtful things.
Small projects, real questions.
Here’s the thinking behind the final screen.
A campus wayfinding concept that puts the next decision first. From field observations to a focused mobile prototype.
A small data journal exploring what gets forgotten in the fridge, and what a gentler reminder could look like.
I’m a third-year interaction design student at Northbridge College. I’m drawn to the quiet problems: confusing signs, overlooked details, and small moments that could be easier.
I like research that leaves the desk, prototypes that start a conversation, and teams where it’s okay to say “I don’t know yet.” Right now, I’m looking for an internship where I can keep learning.
Coursework in human-centered design, visual communication and research methods. My campus wayfinding project brings these together.
Prepared component documentation, helped organize interview notes and explored form layouts with a supervising designer.
Help organize peer critiques and welcome first-year students to our weekly sketching sessions.
I’d love to hear about thoughtful teams, interesting projects and opportunities to learn.
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