Selected Web Design and UX Work
Selected website design, UX, information architecture, and implementation work from my role as Website and Graphic Design Coordinator at TELL Japan.
Selected website design, UX, information architecture, and implementation work from my role as Website and Graphic Design Coordinator at TELL Japan.
A Tokyo-based mental health NPO that houses the country's first English language lifeline.
I used website analytics and search data to understand how people used TELL's websites and identified areas to improve user experience. I used these findings, along with staff and user feedback, to update the UI, page structure, content, and search visibility.
The TELL website highlights many of the organization's services, including almost 20 years of website content. Community members and Lifeline Support Workers alike use the search function, so it needs to work flawlessly.
These smaller TELL website projects required me to take designs from concept to implementation while also handling the technical integrations needed for users to register, donate, fundraise, and find event information. TELL's
A few marketing assets can be seen in the image carousels below.