Since the beginning of the pandemic– when a pangolin changed the life of every single human on this planet– we’ve all become familiar with absurd contrasts, paradoxical truths, and strange bedfellows. The pangolin’s reminder of our interdependence coincided with a period of social isolation; a year of economic crisis, deadly disease, and physical distance was also a year where many stepped back to reflect on what— and who— was most important to them. A year spent on Zoom was the year many of us found the time to reconnect to nature and each other. It was in this period of contrast and paradox that our class was minted as graphic and web designers.
This is a personal e-commerce website homepage developed with a full-size responsive framework, which can perfectly match the screens of all electronic equipment, and the response is fast and reliable. The information display is complete.
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This is a great example of a business website, Not only can it adapt to full-size digital devices,The menu has complete functions, and the content of the website is diversified. You can customize the content you want to display at will.
Have a look!“ No Logo, no start-up.”
When many people are building a company or a store, the most worrying thing is what our logo should look like. When you seek support from a design company, the dizzying design direction always makes people unable to respond. What kind of Logo is suitable for your company/shop? Under such circumstances, many times a decision will be made hastily and forget it. However, many data have shown that usually the first way for potential consumers to know you is not to enter your store or try your products. Instead, you see your brand logo, and an impressive brand logo can increase consumer loyalty and the final corporate income. Therefore, the brand logo cannot be decided hastily like this.
This content is an effort in website development and graphic design during the study period, respectively applying HTML; CSS; javaScript; Bootstrap; Adobe Photoshop; illustrator; etc. and other production tools.
More on Adobe Portfolio SiteAs a front-end developer, I see myself as a creative problem solver who uses code to bring ideas to life. I am passionate about user experience and strive to create visually appealing and intuitive interfaces that blend form and function seamlessly. My unique perspective comes from my understanding of graphic design and my love of photography, which enables me to approach development with an eye for aesthetics and strong attention to detail. I constantly seek to learn and grow, staying updated with the latest technologies and design trends. Front-end development is not just a job. It's a craft that allows me to express my creativity and positively impact people's lives.