Katherin Aristizabal

Assistive Technology: MagnusCards (iOS App)

Katherin Aristizabal / September 13, 2022 / Design Critiques

“MagnusCards is an innovative mobile app designed to assist autistic and neurodiverse people to gain independence in activities of daily living via step-by-step guides and positive reinforcement. Each collectible Card Deck combines proven educational methods, visual instruction, personal assistance from Magnus, and realistic scenarios to support inclusive and empowered living.” MagnusCards MagnusCards is a mobile […]

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Warhol Museum: Website Digital Analysis

Katherin Aristizabal / May 9, 2022 / Projects

Objective Our goal was to provide better insight on ways to ensure that audiences have a seamless experience with The Andy Warhol Museum’s website by analyzing Google Analytics and answering the following questions: How is the navigation that was restructured (June 2021) performing? How does the behavior of local vs. non-local audiences compare since the

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Design Critique: Tasty (iOS app)

Katherin Aristizabal / February 3, 2021 / Design Critiques

Introduction Tasty, a popular recipe app, provides its users with thousands of food videos and recipes that render cooking and baking as fun, simple, and easy activities. This design critique will focus on Tasty’s user experience for iOS devices. Discover When users open their Tasty app, they are directed to the discover page. Through clear

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Author name: Katherin Aristizabal

Assistive Technology: MagnusCards (iOS App)

Warhol Museum: Website Digital Analysis

Design Critique: Tasty (iOS app)