WhoWanna
My co-workers and I noticed one simple issue in our every-day life: “It is always troublesome to find out who is up to what when you want to go out”.
No existing social networks allow their users to easily visualize and contact their friends according to what they want to do.
So we launched our first startup and developed a mobile application.
Our app is so simple that in only three taps you can: tell all your friends what you wanna do, see the ones who match and contact them.
My role was to lead the product, design the user experience, interfaces and visual communication.
UI, UX, mobile design, iOS, Android, visual design
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Happy Monday by WhoWanna
In order to develop WhoWanna and get more users, we worked closely with local shops and created coupons through the app.
Users had to be friends with a special account which trigger every Monday a lottery game.
The interesting part of this side product was to think of all the user experience of a user playing, winning, being able to get more coupons while sharing etc. And then to find a secure and scalable way to use the coupon only through the app.
I also had to design all the Back Office for our team to manage the coupons every Monday.
This feeling when I randomly saw someone using WhoWanna to get a free dessert…
UI, UX, mobile design, iOS, Android, visual design, webdesign
Blic
A concept application I worked on during my spare time. The interfaces came up during one of my dream, so I started to draw it.
The principle is quite funny, it is a mix between Instagram and Snapchat. Users send pictures to one of their friend which will last for 24H before disappearing. But every user will be allowed to see either the picture but also the name of the one he send it to.
It is a game of voyeurism and a race to popularity. I particularly like that users would have a double way to think their posts (private VS public).
UI, UX, mobile design, iOS, visual design, webdesign
Communication in buildings works (WIP)
After a lot of researches, I have noticed that in France, there is not much communication technology in the building work field.
While all kids send instant messages and self-destructing pictures with their smartphones, architects and builders lose money because of miscommunication.
I crafted three concepts to solve their problems with an Internet of Things approach because of the constraints you see on a building site.
Internet of things, UI, UX, mobile design, iOS, Android, visual design, webdesign
Sol
During a workshop with the company Sigfox, I and two other students had to imagine a connected application, using their technology.
In three days, we imagined a mobile application to find out if there are free seats lefts in bars and restaurant. Connecting pressure and solar sensors to Sigfox radio technology allowed us to get the numbers of seats taken and if the left ones are sunny or not.
UI, UX, mobile design, iOS, visual design, service design, IoT
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CCAN
As a freelance interaction designer, I have created many websites.
Here is an example of a webdesign I did for a cultural center based in Nantes, France.
I started from nothing and redesigned their logo, created a visual identity and worked with them in order to find the websites which suited the best their needs.
UI, UX, visual design, webdesign, HTML, CSS, responsive
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Illustrations
While I was developing my startup WhoWanna, I took this opportunity to develop my computer drawing skills. I did illustrations for the application, but also print design and for the community management of our audience on social media.
I got used to it and now I add illustrations to most of my project or I draw for fun.
Illustrator, visual design, drawing
I am currently available for freelance work
or for a full-time job, starting next October!
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