ANR Design Portfolio Book

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TRU Cultured Cleo’s Curls Honeybee Tea Co. Coastal Cay Airways Tygra Jacksonville Giants Her Last Memory



TRU App Project Overview

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Welcome screen where users can specify what kind of news they would like to see

Suggested News Feed for first time users.

Pop-up explaining to first time users how the reliability rating system works.

Search screen

Bias and Reliability rating explaining whether a source is left, left leaning, neutral, right leaning, or right, as well as showing how reliable a news sources is



Tab where users can switch the kind of news they want to read

User’s curated News Feed

Users can read stories within the app and save them, too

Users can view the saved stories they have

Profile page where users can edit the kind of news they want to see, as well as their profile



Cultured

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Welcome screen where users

Screen where new users can

can either sign in or create an

create an account

account

Users can easily create a trip

Home screen where user’s trips

After users open an existing

are created and stored

trip, they can see information about the weather, their departure date, as well as learn greetings, customs, and see top attractions



In-app translator that makes

Users can learn about the

Users can see the top

Users can choose which

Users can practice saying a

conversing with others easy

common customs that their

attractions that their

greeting they would like to

greeting in a different language

destination has

destination has to offer

learn in a different language

and the app will rate their pronunciation



Cleo’s Curls Project Overview

Many young girls with curly hair go through a phase where they do not know how to properly style or take care of their hair. This can result in shame, low-self esteem, and a decrease in condence. o H wever, with Cleo’s Curls, young curly girls can now learn how to style, care for, and love their hair. Cleo’s Curls is an edutainment app that features the character Cleo who teaches young girls all things curly hair while allowing the user to put their knowledge to the test in the “salon” and earn points to customize Cleo. Cleo’s Curls utilizes bright, fun colors and rounded san serifs to appear playful and fun to the user. The target audience for Cleo’s Curls are girls with curly hair ages 8 to 12 years old.

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Welcome screen

Home screen where users can either do challenges in the salon, see hairstyles, see clothes, or go to settings

Welcome screen continued

After clicking “Visit the Salon,” users can start challenges and earn stars. After a challenge is complete, the level with turn green.


Opening screen to a challenge

Cleo will walk the user through the steps of the challenge. This allows the user to learn and have fun at the same time

Opening screen continued

Cleo gives important pieces of information to teach the user tips and tricks for wash day


When the user completes a task correctly, they will earn stars and can be seen on the top left part of the screen

After a user completes a challenge, a pop-up congragulates them and gives them 10 stars for completing the challenge.

More steps

Users can use the stars they have earned to customize Cleo’s hair and clothes



Honeybee Tea Co. Project Overview

o H neybee Tea Co. is an online tea brand that features loose-leaf, honeyinfused tea. The tea comes in an airtight tin can that is not only perfect for loose-leaf tea storage but is 100% recyclable. After a customer nishes their tea, they have the option to receive 10% off on their next order if they send their tin back to be relled. o H neybee Tea uses a soft yellow and mixture of thin sans serifs and decorative scripts to appear soft and dainty. o H neybee Tea’s target audience is women who are avid tea lovers, are in the upper-middle class, and are between the ages 30 to 55 years old.

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Coastal Cay Airways Project Overview

Coastal Cay Airways is a Caribbean airline that is more laid back than your traditional airline. Passengers are headed to paradise and the goal for Coastal Cay Airways is to start that experience as soon as yers step on the plane. Coastal Cay Airways uses a bright, yellow-green and a bright yellow to create a tropical, fun atmosphere. The pictorial mark is meant to be dynamic and represent the air marks from the plane. Coastal Cay Airways is aimed towards middle-class couples and families who are traveling to a Caribbean island.

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Tygra Project Overview

Tygra is an athletic shoe brand that sells high-quality shoes custommade by consumers. Tygra wants athletes to feel powerful and condent and what better way than to feel powerful and condent than to wear high-quality shoes designed by the athlete? Tygra uses a tiger as a metaphor for an athlete - tigers are strong, powerful, and condent. The pictorial mark is a bold, dynamic tiger paired with a thick, bold sans serif to show the erceness of the brand. Tygra’s audience is male and female athletes, ages 16 to 30, and in the upper-middle class.

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Jacksonville Giants Project Overview

As the Director of Graphics for the Jacksonville Giants (internship), my responsibilities included updating the team website, designing passes, game vouchers, posters, signs, social media graphics, and digital billboards. Every home game had to have its own branding while staying within the Giant’s brand as a whole. The target audience for the Giants are families with kids ages 5-16 and are earning a middle-class income.

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Her Last Memory Project Overview

e “H r a L st Memory” is an ad campaign for the missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls and is meant to raise awareness. Murder is the third leading cause of death for Indigenous women and the ads put the viewer in the place of the victim. y B doing this, viewers can feel empathy for the victim and open their minds to how serious of an issue this is. The target audience is the general public, men and women ages 18 to 55 because there is a lack of knowledge both within the general public and the media. The goal is to get people to donate and help stop violence against Indigenous women.

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As of 2016, the National Crime Information Center has reported 5,712 cases of missing American Indian and Alaska Native women and girls. Strikingly, the U.S. Department of Justice missing persons database has only reported 116 cases. The majority of these murders are committed by non-Native people on Native-owned land. The lack of communication combined with jurisdictional issues between state, local, federal, and tribal law enforcement, make it nearly impossible to begin the investigative process.

• Indigenous Women (girls +) are murdered 10x higher than all other ethnicities • More than 4 out of 5 Indigenous Women have experienced violence (84.3%)


Caption: Murder is the 3rd leading cause of death for Indigenous Women. There have been 5,712 cases of missing Indigenous Women and girls since 2016. Donte to help stop violence against Indigenous Women. #NoMoreStolenSisters #MMIWG


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