Purdue Spring 2024 | Figma | Illustrator | Photoshop
Firefront is a responsive UX/UI design project focused on wildfire awareness and real-time information access. The goal was to design a clear and accessible interface that helps users quickly understand fire conditions, safety updates, and impacted areas across devices.
User Persona
To better understand the people Wildfire serves, I developed a user persona based on the nonprofit’s target audience. This helped me identify their needs, goals, and potential challenges when navigating the website, allowing me to make more intentional decisions around content, structure, accessibility, and visual design.
WireFraming
I created wireframes to establish the structure and user flow of the Wildfire website before developing the visual design. The wireframes helped define the placement of key content, navigation, calls to action, and page hierarchy while keeping the needs of the nonprofit’s audience at the center of the experience.
Prototyping
The wireframes establish the structure of the Firefront experience, focusing on how users access critical wildfire information. This stage prioritizes clarity, hierarchy, and fast navigation in high-stress scenarios.
Final Design Video
The video demonstrates how the Firefront interface adapts across devices and interactions. It highlights responsive behavior, layout changes, and how key information remains accessible in different screen sizes.