Author name: Anika Majumder

Improving Clarity, Trust, and Navigation Across the Path App

Overview A platform built to guide career transitions Path is a platform designed to support users’ journeys from different stages of their career transition to tech roles. It promises a personalized roadmap, structured activities, and access to career coaching, all tailored to the user’s background, goals, and job search stage. Since the product is still […]

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A hand-drawn image of a laptop which displays a roughly drawn Exhibition page of the Possitive Exposure website. A hand on the trackpad with a mug of coffee on the left side. A click on the upper left corner and a tree image frame on the right upper corner

A Day at the gallery: Designing Sensory Access for Neurodivergent Visitors

How research, visual storytelling and user empathy lead our team on a journey to design a sensory access tool for Positive Exposure Gallery and what I learned in the process. Course: Info 606- Digital Accessibility BY: Anika Majumder Team: Liz, Allison, Alaa, Anika My Role: Visual Design. Storyboard illustration. Sensory kit. Solution concept & ideation

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Design Critique: Endel (iOS app)

Endel is an AI-powered sound wellness app that creates generative soundscapes designed to help users focus, relax, and sleep. Unlike a static playlist, Endel’s “Endel Pacific” engine blends music in real-time, aiming to make the audio endless and never repeats exactly. Using Don Normans, Design of Every Day Things and chapters of How Artifacts Affords, this critique aims to explore how Endel’s design guides and confuses the users in their quest to focus.

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