Hello, I'm Nicola

I have just graduated from The University of Melbourne where I studied Bachelor of Design majoring in Digital Technologies. Currently looking for work in the UX/UI design space. Check out some of my work below.

Diabetes@home

Back & front end web dev

Diabetes@home is a web application which includes both a patient and clincian interface. It is designed for diabetics to help manage their diabetes through daily tracking at home. This information is sent to their clinician who will help them stay on track.

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Freelancing

Client: Shamrock Australia

The brief of this project was to design and develop a website for each of the three new brands created by Shamrock Australia. These included kids craft brand Moochy, adults craft brand The Creative Stall & Glass Coat; a resin based craft brand.

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Key-19: Check-in application

Innovative technology project

Key-19 is designed to transform the way we check-in and manage contact tracing with the use of NFC technology. Key-19 is fundamentally different from the Covid-Safe app, by motivating the user to check-in through a sense of comradery and community rather than fear and danger.

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Dice Dojo

Web development project

For this project I was required to redesign the interface of a e-commerce store. I chose the exsting website for Chicagoland Games: Dice Dojo to redesign. The aim of the redesign was to deliver a full front-end protoype that enhanced the functionality and aesthetics of the existing site.

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Smart Car UI

UI development project

This project presents the design for a user interface of an autonomous vehicle. We have proposed that a tablet device is to be used as the main interface of the vechile. All functionalities of the autonomous vehicle are controlled via the proposed tablet.

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Goodreads website

Usability study

Goodreads is a widely popular web-based social platform specifically made for readers. An evaluation of the usability of the running version of Goodreads.com was conducted on 26th to 29th September 2020.

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