Projects
- City University of London Student Union Branding ProjectCity, University of London were celebrating 125 years. City Students’ Union are planning to have a fun day for students, staff and the local community on Northampton Square, the heart of City, outside of the University Building. I was assigned to design concepts for the creative assets to promote this event and build on the success.
- Yazoo Ad CampaignProject Brief: To create an online advertising campaign for any brand you want. Solution: Created an online advertising campaign to raise awareness and encourage children to buy the new Yazoo yogurt smoothie. The idea I had for this campaign was that the secret ingredient for the new Yazoo yogurt smoothie had been stolen. If you were able to retrieve it you would be rewarded. The campaign had a Cluedo approach in which the individual had to go through various online platforms to gather clues
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Work history
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Marketing DesignerBuilder.ai
- London, United KingdomFull Time
• Creating a design briefing process to support the product and marketing team
• Working closely with stakeholders to determine creative strategy
• Designing prototypes for webpages using UI design tools such as Figma
• Liaising with an external agency to carry out A/B testing on campaigns
• Managing and providing feedback on projects created by freelance designers
• Executing design for marketing campaigns across all social, email and paid ads.
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Digital DesignerBuzz Group Ltd
- London, United KingdomFull Time
• Taking creative lead on marketing campaigns
• Designing web banners across desktop, mobile and tablet
• Improving the user journey of the Buzz website
• Developing the UI design across their website and mobile app
• Creating assets for CRM, paid social media and retail activities
• Assisted with the recruitment of designers within the digital team.
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Skills
- Adobe Photoshop
- Adobe Indesign
- Adobe Illustrator
- Print Design
- Web Design
- Social Design
- UI Design
- Marketing Design
- UX Design
- Prototyping