Previous Portfolio

PROJECT OVERVIEW

This showcase highlights the evolution of my design style and skills from early 2022 to my current minimalist approach, demonstrating adaptability and growth.

My 2022 portfolio featured a soft aesthetic with rounded corners and a pastel color palette, showcasing a diverse range of projects. In contrast, my current style emphasizes clean lines, monochromatic schemes, and focuses on essential elements.

CHALLENGE AND SOLUTION

The main challenge was to effectively illustrate my growth as a designer while acknowledging the value of past approaches. To address this, I created a comparative presentation of my work from 2022 and present.

This approach allows viewers to see the transition from a trend-focused design philosophy to a more refined, minimalist style. It demonstrates not only my adaptability to changing design trends but also my ability to evolve my personal aesthetic.

RESULTS AND SIGNIFICANCE

This project achieves several key outcomes that are significant for my professional development:

• Demonstrates versatility in design approaches and adaptability to changing trends

• Illustrates the journey from a trend-focused approach to a refined, minimalist style

• Provides a comprehensive view of my design capabilities across different styles

• Offers insights into my growth in design philosophy and execution

By presenting this evolution, I offer a more complete picture of my skills and experiences, showcasing not just my design abilities but also my capacity for self-reflection and continuous improvement in the field.

KEY LEARNINGS

Through this process of revisiting and presenting my earlier work alongside current projects, I gained valuable insights:

I deepened my understanding of my own design evolution, enhanced my ability to analyze work in a historical context, and improved my skills in showcasing personal growth and adaptability. This project reflects not just my design skills, but my commitment to ongoing professional development and adaptability in the ever-changing field of design.