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My Portfolio
Welcome to my portfolio. Here you’ll find a selection of my work. Explore my projects to learn more about what I do.
Fundraising Pitch to build a School
As the COVID-19 pandemic struck, my project lost its principal benefactor. To make the project a reality, I partnered with the Sanjay Centre for Special Education and strategized a fundraising campaign to cover the construction costs. Using various multimedia tools, she developed outreach content to incite an emotional response among residents of Goa to maximize contributions.
Users' take on Ticketmaster - Usability Study
I conducted Moderated Remote Usability testing on an online ticketing website called Ticketmaster. I engaged with six users with a pre-vetted task list and gathered insights on their usage patterns and pain points, to understand the areas of improvement on the website.
Monumental
In a world where we've run out of things to sell, we've moved to Buildings aka. Monuments.
Monumental is a
Product of INST711 of HCIM.
Monumental is a
Product of INST711 of HCIM.
Monumental
What if Amazon.com was a board game?
In this exercise, we extracted the essence of Amazon.com - the plethora of options to buy from, the need to get the best deals, the delivery delays, etc, and made it into a card game.
In this exercise, we extracted the essence of Amazon.com - the plethora of options to buy from, the need to get the best deals, the delivery delays, etc, and made it into a card game.
Sensory Garden and Educational Facilities for Children with Autism and Cerebral Palsy
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WCAG Evaluation of SHEIN
This project is a two-parter. In the first part, I manually evaluated the US website of SHIEN for WCAG Violations. I used a screen reader called JAWS to traverse through the website for potential violations, which I confirmed by inspecting the code.
In the second part, I used the WAVE Evaluation Tool to automate the process of inspection.
I have documented my findings in this report
In the second part, I used the WAVE Evaluation Tool to automate the process of inspection.
I have documented my findings in this report
Vision Sitabuldi - Tactical Nudging to Program a Streetscape
Nagpur, the literal heart of the India, is a city of art, culture and oranges! Being a market stretch that has weaved itself into the lives of every Nagpur resident, Sitabuldi Street is the pulse of the city!
Presently, the street is a chaotic one. It’s three elements- the market, user and vehicular mobility try to coexist, yet overpower and hinder each other’s functions.
The proposal reimagines Sitabuldi Market as Nagpur’s new shopping and cultural destination that is dynamic and reconfigures itself for various activities throughout the day and week.
The design interventions aim to untangle the Sitabuldi market, users and vehicles by reorganizing existing functions and proposing new multifunctional programming to create a dynamic, vibrant, secure, and inclusive shopping street that encourages walking and gathering. An exercise in tactical urbanism, the interventions are low-cost, replicable, and easy to execute with a plan to monitor and gauge user feedback for a permanent installation.
Presently, the street is a chaotic one. It’s three elements- the market, user and vehicular mobility try to coexist, yet overpower and hinder each other’s functions.
The proposal reimagines Sitabuldi Market as Nagpur’s new shopping and cultural destination that is dynamic and reconfigures itself for various activities throughout the day and week.
The design interventions aim to untangle the Sitabuldi market, users and vehicles by reorganizing existing functions and proposing new multifunctional programming to create a dynamic, vibrant, secure, and inclusive shopping street that encourages walking and gathering. An exercise in tactical urbanism, the interventions are low-cost, replicable, and easy to execute with a plan to monitor and gauge user feedback for a permanent installation.
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