Drop the Work, is an innovative e-commerce and business automation platform.
This project spanned over a year as a full-time job and involved extensive research, numerous design choices, iterations, user testing, and collaborative discussions. We used MUI (Material-UI) as the design system to ensure consistency and React.js for scalability across the platform.
Our collective efforts culminated in the creation of the platform, which can be accessed at app.dropthework.com. While the platform still requires further development, my design phase has been successfully completed.
Figma
MUI Design System
Agile Board Jira
Adobe Premiere
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
React
After earning my Bachelor's degree in 2012, I embarked on a varied career journey that eventually led me to my true passion. Initially, I explored different roles, from being a curator at the National Museum to working in the Scottish Highlands.
In 2017, I found my calling in WordPress website design. Starting with small projects, I quickly honed my skills. In 2019, I co-founded Octa Design Solutions, offering web development and graphic design services.
In 2022, I shifted to freelancing, collaborating on diverse web development projects in an Agile enviroment (Jira, Notion). In 2022, I expanded my expertise to UX/UI design, blending it seamlessly with Front-end Development. This journey has equipped me with a unique skill set, ready to tackle new challenges in the tech industry.
My skills are in making WordPress websites and UX/UI design for small, medium, and large businesses. This involves designing, building, and optimizing websites for high speeds and SEO readiness, using different builders like Breakdance, Elementor, or custom code (PHP, JS, CSS, HTML), and configuring GTM, SMTP, Forms, etc.
I also design and create the architecture for web apps for various clients using Figma, Google Sheets, Fig jam etc.
Other tool skills include projects where I've used Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere Pro, Mailchimp, Miro, Bootstrap, Tailwind, GitHub, and React. While I'm not a pro at them, I can effectively use them without losing precious time.