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Glenroy Bonner

• Feb 25

Reflection 2, this body of work showcases me analyzing and understanding the artefacts and in doing so I was able to identify the language technique used

Proofreading Education Writing Google Docs

Vansh Verma

• Mar 5

Some recent frames from my client's work.

Abhiram Tinguria

• Mar 5

Clean frames. The layout and information hierarchy look well structured — especially for teams working with complex dashboards and workflows. Always interesting to see how good design simplifies heavy data interfaces.

Mark Pavlyshyn

pro

• Mar 5

Complex ≠ boring. How to explain biotech in 2 minutes in an animation? When a biotech company came to us, our main challenge was not design, but simplification.

Instead of complex special effects, we chose the path of pure logic. Why?

Context: Presentation at a conference. The audience has only a few seconds to grasp the essence.

Barrier: Difficult terminology that does not hold attention

Solution: We removed visual noise, leaving only clear visualizations of processes.

Result: The video focuses attention on the technology, not the image. More people saw their technology, became more interested in it, and left their applications.

2D Animation Video Production Adobe After Effects Figma 2danimator productvideo demovideo Animation

Abhiram Tinguria

• Mar 5

Simplification is often the hardest part of explaining complex topics. Love the focus on clarity over unnecessary effects.

Josiah Temitope

• Mar 5

This project demonstrates my data entry and web research skills. I created a structured spreadsheet containing professional contacts including names, job positions, companies, emails, and phone numbers. The data is organized clearly for business outreach and lead generation purposes.

Data Entry Lead Generation Google Sheets Research Microsoft Excel

Geethasree Naguboina

pro

• Mar 6

Clean structure makes outreach datasets far more usable. When fields like role, company, and contact info are standardized, it becomes much easier to filter, segment, and build targeted outreach lists.