Humber Students created Culture's Compass for the benefit of the arts community. It seeks to highlight themes relevant to the current arts and culture climate and highlight and celebrate the accomplishments of industry professionals and artists. Culture’s Compass is not only an initiative that brings together the arts and culture communities, but a space to innovate and envision the future possibilities of the arts.
Roles: Web Developer, UI
Tools: Miro, Adobe Fresco, Figma, Webflow
Duration: 7 weeks
Culture's Compass recently hosted its first-ever two-day virtual conference. In order to reflect the event's details, registration information, and organizational initiatives, the website required an update. Prior to the redesign, the website contained information relevant to the 2020-2021 period. Furthermore, the website's navigation, consistency, and standards needed to be improved, as one of the website's goals is to serve as a resource for art professionals within the arts and culture community.
Information Architecture
Looking at the existing site, my team and I conducted a content audit to understand what information existed, followed by requirements gathering by looking at what content we would use in the new design and where within the website it would live. We also brainstormed user-flow diagrams and created a site map to structure the revised information architecture before sketching and wireframing.
Once we figured out the organization of the information,
we created a mood board to help
with the sketching and wireframing process.
Selected Works
Humber GalleriesMobile App
The Humber Room Food LabService Design
Culture's Compass Website RedesignUX, Website Redesign
© Lillian JT 2023
Experience Designer