Author name: Anisha Vonna

Transforming OnePratt into a connected digital ecosystem

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OnePratt is Pratt Institute’s centralized digital portal for academic, administrative, and campus resources. Over six weeks, our team conducted usability testing with students and staff to understand how users navigate the platform and complete key workflows. What began as an information architecture evaluation evolved into a deeper exploration of search, discoverability, and task completion, leading to recommendations that transform OnePratt from a collection of disconnected tools into a more connected and user-centered ecosystem.

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Magnificent H: Redesigning a Discovery-Driven Cultural Storytelling Platform

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Magnificent H is a digital platform reimagining how people discover and share culture online through creator-led micro-museums. Over four months, our team researched, tested, and redesigned the platform experience to make cultural storytelling more accessible, trustworthy, and engaging for a new generation of curious minds.

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Nibble app interface displayed on smartphone against purple gradient background

Design Critique: Nibble (Android App)

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Nibble is a microlearning app offering short, interactive lessons across topics ranging from math to art, designed to help users learn more in manageable, bite-sized sessions. This critique examines the journey of a young, full-time professional with limited free time who uses Nibble to replace doomscrolling with meaningful learning. Drawing on Don Norman’s The Design of Everyday Things and Jenny Davis’s How Artifacts Afford, this analysis explores how the app’s design enables the user’s goal of building a daily learning habit within a hectic routine.

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