Projects

cieTrade is a B2B enterprise software company serving the recycling and commodity trading industry. Their platform helps businesses manage inventory, track trades, handle logistics, and run accounting operations – all in one place. It’s a product built for a specific audience: traders, recycling plant operators, and small business owners who need everything in one place

Team: Elizabeth Serjantov, Jasmine Chen, Manvi Tandon, Shaelyn ChenDuration: 6 weeks (April – May 2026) Project Type: INFO 651-01: Emotional Design Academic ProjectMethods: User Testing, Emotional Design Methodologies, User Interviews, Tools: Figma, Figjam, Google Meet Context & Background Soft Stop is a speculative mobile app that reconsiders digital well-being through the lens of emotional design. Rather than relying on rigid

Team: Angela, Joanne, Tarun, & Tony Timeline: Sept – May 2026 Methodology: Information Architecture, Market Research, Ecosystem mapping, Heuristics Evaluation, Usability Testing Our team conducted market research and redesigned the marketing website for Edgar Agents, a company in the financial services filing services sector. TLDR: Our team conducted market research and redesigned the marketing website

TEAM Harshita DanduSaniya JainVasilios NikolopoulosWendy Li ROLES UX DesignUI DesignProduct Design TOOLS FigmaFigjam Project Overview The School of Leadership is a non-profit organization dedicated to cultivating young impact leaders. Through real-world programs and cross-sector partnerships, SoL helps in building the character and capabilities required to lead social and environmental change. As part of a class

Designing emotionally adaptive travel experiences, with AI and using AI. An AI-powered travel companion that co-creates emotionally adaptive itineraries based on energy, mood, pace, and real-time context. Overview Travel planning today is optimized for logistics. But through our research, we found that people don’t want perfectly optimized travel. They want travel that adapts with them.

Project Overview The Student Medical Ethics Journal is a nonprofit, student-run academic journal with a rare ambition: to democratize medical ethics discourse across students, practitioners, and educators worldwide. They publish peer-reviewed articles, video seminars, and multimedia content — and they’d been growing. But something wasn’t working. Users who arrived rarely stayed. Submissions were declining. And

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