Jennifer Beser
  • UX | UI DESIGN
    • Diatonic Beat
    • MOIT Asset Management
    • Sensory Room Device
    • Career Communications Group
    • AnthroTronix
    • Portfolio Website
  • GRAPHIC DESIGN
    • Lidar Logo
    • Indian Food Take Out Design
    • Orna
    • Light Gallery Postcard
    • Patuxent Publishing
    • Bomi Lim Postcard
    • CCG Coins
    • A Beautiful Faux Flower Catalog by Calyx & Corolla
    • CCG Work
    • Maya Jellyfish
    • Shakespeare Book Covers
  • PHOTOGRAPHY
    • LA Photoshoot
    • Make-up Photoshoot
    • Outdoor Photoshoot
    • Experimental Photography
  • RESUME
  • CONTACT
  • Diatonic Beat
    The mobile phone app, allows a user to find information about a band by taking a band poster’s photograph. Our team interviewed and observed participants, who performed sample tasks with two prototypes. They suggested design changes and improvements to the application. Design changes were made to the chosen prototype, which was Diatonic Beat, designed by me.
    Interaction Design, UI/UX
    2013
  • MOIT Asset Management
    I created a low fidelity user interface, which was designed for MOIT Asset Management Database.
    My team and I created a system's analysis for MOIT as a project in Systems Analysis and Design class:

    Project Deliverables:
    Project proposals
    Requirements Documents and Use Cases
    Process Modeling
    Data Modeling
    Design/Architectural Design
    System Design

    Team: Jennifer Beser, Rashmi Deshpande, Ankita Shrivastava, and Yusi Zhou
    UI/UX, Web Design
    2013
  • Sensory Room Device
    Fall Lights is a sensory room game designed for autistic students at Kennedy Krieger. It provides a way to calm the student’s and prepare their cognition and sensory skills before classes. As the student approaches the sensor system, their distance is measured with a ultra-sonic ranging device. LED’s behind painted leaves on an acrylic panel change color corresponding to the distance. The student's will be able to control the color of the leaves by moving to exact distances, simulating the changing color of Autumn leaves. In order to see all of the lights, the student has to move slowly to different distances. It enables them to be more alert to their environment.

    The results of user-testing showed that the device successfully increased attention span in autistic students ages 5-13 and it served as a good reinforcer for work completion.
    UI/UX
    2013
  • Career Communications Group
    Designed the layout and wireframe for the Women of Color website at CCG.
    Web Design
    2013
  • AnthroTronix
    I programmed and designed a website for children learning software in XHTML and CSS and evaluated and performed usability tests on some work projects.

    I also preformed usability tests and evaluations on Cosmos Learning Systems software.
    Web Design
    2013
  • Portfolio Website
    A portfolio website coded with HTML, CSS, and Javascript.
    Web Design
    2013
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