UI / UX Design
Duality of Life Exhibit
Year :
2025
Industry :
Experiential Design
Client :
Student Project
Problem :
Most museum exhibit sites feel static, acting more like brochures than extensions of the physical experience. My goal was to design a digital exhibit that feels alive — something that carries the same curiosity, mystery, and emotional impact you’d get in person.
The challenge: How do you blend science, mythology, and human emotion into an interactive web experience that keeps visitors exploring?
Solution :
To meet this challenge, the final design brings motion, typography, and tone together. Clean mono fonts keep navigation simple, while the font Tomorrow gives titles a colder, mechanical feel. The black, steel blue, and white palette adds a digital lab atmosphere. Interactive elements let both the Curious Student and Reflective Visitor explore, learn, and engage, making the website feel like an extension of the physical exhibit.
Challenge :
The main challenge was balancing visual detail with usability. I wanted the site to feel engaging and immersive, but not overwhelming as users scrolled through. Each interactive element needed to add value and guide exploration, ensuring visitors could enjoy the experience without getting lost or distracted.
Summary :
The "Summer Vibes Festival Campaign" successfully captured the lively spirit of summer through a series of eye-catching promotional materials. By combining vibrant colors, playful design elements, and cohesive branding, the campaign generated excitement and anticipation for the event.
This project demonstrates how thoughtful, well-executed design can elevate an event’s visibility, attract a wider audience, and create a memorable festival experience from the very first impression.
More Projects
UI / UX Design
Duality of Life Exhibit
Year :
2025
Industry :
Experiential Design
Client :
Student Project
Problem :
Most museum exhibit sites feel static, acting more like brochures than extensions of the physical experience. My goal was to design a digital exhibit that feels alive — something that carries the same curiosity, mystery, and emotional impact you’d get in person.
The challenge: How do you blend science, mythology, and human emotion into an interactive web experience that keeps visitors exploring?
Solution :
To meet this challenge, the final design brings motion, typography, and tone together. Clean mono fonts keep navigation simple, while the font Tomorrow gives titles a colder, mechanical feel. The black, steel blue, and white palette adds a digital lab atmosphere. Interactive elements let both the Curious Student and Reflective Visitor explore, learn, and engage, making the website feel like an extension of the physical exhibit.
Challenge :
The main challenge was balancing visual detail with usability. I wanted the site to feel engaging and immersive, but not overwhelming as users scrolled through. Each interactive element needed to add value and guide exploration, ensuring visitors could enjoy the experience without getting lost or distracted.
Summary :
The "Summer Vibes Festival Campaign" successfully captured the lively spirit of summer through a series of eye-catching promotional materials. By combining vibrant colors, playful design elements, and cohesive branding, the campaign generated excitement and anticipation for the event.
This project demonstrates how thoughtful, well-executed design can elevate an event’s visibility, attract a wider audience, and create a memorable festival experience from the very first impression.
More Projects
UI / UX Design
Duality of Life Exhibit
Year :
2025
Industry :
Experiential Design
Client :
Student Project
Problem :
Most museum exhibit sites feel static, acting more like brochures than extensions of the physical experience. My goal was to design a digital exhibit that feels alive — something that carries the same curiosity, mystery, and emotional impact you’d get in person.
The challenge: How do you blend science, mythology, and human emotion into an interactive web experience that keeps visitors exploring?
Solution :
To meet this challenge, the final design brings motion, typography, and tone together. Clean mono fonts keep navigation simple, while the font Tomorrow gives titles a colder, mechanical feel. The black, steel blue, and white palette adds a digital lab atmosphere. Interactive elements let both the Curious Student and Reflective Visitor explore, learn, and engage, making the website feel like an extension of the physical exhibit.
Challenge :
The main challenge was balancing visual detail with usability. I wanted the site to feel engaging and immersive, but not overwhelming as users scrolled through. Each interactive element needed to add value and guide exploration, ensuring visitors could enjoy the experience without getting lost or distracted.
Summary :
The "Summer Vibes Festival Campaign" successfully captured the lively spirit of summer through a series of eye-catching promotional materials. By combining vibrant colors, playful design elements, and cohesive branding, the campaign generated excitement and anticipation for the event.
This project demonstrates how thoughtful, well-executed design can elevate an event’s visibility, attract a wider audience, and create a memorable festival experience from the very first impression.