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dSetia | Economist World in Figures App
http://portfolio.dsetia.com/economist-world-in-figures-app
Economist World in Figures App. Every year The Economist publishes World in figures booklet which contains essential data and unexpected knowledge with statistics on more than 190 countries around the world. For example the list of countries with the most Olympic gold medals or the more basic data like GDP info. With this app we wanted to create an experience that allows the user to play with the data and also access the information that they need when they travel to a foreign country.
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dSetia | Economist.com mobile web site
http://portfolio.dsetia.com/economist-com-mobile-web-site
Economist.com mobile web site. We created this new theme to improve the user experience for our readers who access our web site using their mobile devices (smartphones). For this project, I played the role of lead UX designer working with a UX architect and visual designer. 2 Design studio workshop. Critique during design studio workshop. After we did the competitive research to get an idea of best practices, we decided to do a design studio workshop. To jump start the project. We ran it for 2 full days ...
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dSetia | MSN Production Interface
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A web interface that allowed ImagineMediaWorks to produce more than 20 powerpoint decks a week for MSN sales team. The work was done 24/7 by 3 teams in China : data pull, design and QA. The process starts with MSN employees submitting new creative request for sales powerpoint decks that they need. They put in the client’s name, brief argument they’d like to make (i.e. advertising money moving from traditional media to the web) and brief description of what each slide should contain.
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dSetia | Economist Debates
http://portfolio.dsetia.com/economist-debates
Economist debates is a successful product both measured by engagement and sponsorship revenue. It was launched in the late 90s and had not been updated since. Naturally both engagement and the sponsorship appeal had been steadily declining. Internally, everyone agreed that we need to refresh this product, but it was never high enough on the priority list. There were always projects that were more urgent than Debates. The challenge here is to validate business value of investing in this product. We starte...
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dSetia | ART4LIFE promo materials
http://portfolio.dsetia.com/art4life-promo-materials
Flyer and poster designed for ART4LIFE, an art show to raise money for tsunami relief effort.
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dSetia | Sfenth USA
http://portfolio.dsetia.com/sfenth-usa
A site that is designed to aid the marketing campaign that introduces a new fashion brand (Sfenth) to the US market. Web designer, web developer.
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dSetia | MSN powerpoint templates
http://portfolio.dsetia.com/msn-powerpoint-templates
A cover page for PowerPoint presentation template created for MSN with client co-branding.
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dSetia | My Hood iPhone App
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My Hood iPhone App. Strong communities are built one relationship at a time, and research has shown that personal well-being is improved when people build connections in their immediate local area. But these connections can be difficult to form for a variety of reasons — rental occupants may change regularly, individual lives have different schedules, and the population may reflect a variety of cultures, ages, and family sizes. For this design exercise, I applied the product design sprint. To understand ...
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dSetia | MSN-Sprint Leave-behind
http://portfolio.dsetia.com/msnsprint-leave-behind
A leave-behind created for MSN to compliment a PowerPoint presentation.
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dSetia | Disney Store Merchandise Display
http://portfolio.dsetia.com/disney-store-merchandise-display
Disney Store Merchandise Display. A merchandise display is a banner that features few selected products. Disney Store needed something fun and playful. A non-traditional merchandise display with room for exploration is our solution.
