Project Details

Discovery tasked the design team with creating a website to educate and inform consumers about their network apps. The resulting site features clear and concise download instructions, a list of top shows, an FAQ section, and a prominent promo video displayed at the top of the page.

Wireframe

The UI/UX director created the wireframe, and I was responsible for implementing the visual designs and refining the user experience.

High-Fidelity Designs

After a few rounds of revisions, I finalized the high-fidelity designs for both desktop and mobile. The designs featured step-by-step illustrations, a list of top current shows, and Discovery's family of apps. When users click on one of the apps, the relevant information is displayed in the right-hand column. This includes a synopsis of the channel, as well as the available apps for download.

Illustrations

I illustrated the download steps in concise manner for users.

Project Details

DXagency proposed a trivia where user tests their knowledge of the couple's stories from seasons 1 and 2. The trivia game was accompanied by a variety of other activities such as puzzles, coloring book pages, questionnaires, and mad libs. It showcased a scoreboard from players. The game-like nature of the site paired with sweepstakes integration.

Wireframe

Once I received the content from the DX team, I designed the mock-up layout which included a second page that demonstrated an example of the questionnaire game.

High-Fidelity Designs

I collaborated with a senior visual designer who handled the illustrations/graphics. With the graphic banner that was provided to us by Discovery, the designer expanded the elements throughout the page. We completed the task in a day. Though the project didn't move forward, we were excited to have worked on it.