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Uber Eats uses scarcity well
“Free Delivery new options in 4:33” isn’t just pressure. It groups nearby orders, lowering delivery costs for users, delivery partners, and Uber
That’s positive scarcity.
Same urgency psychology. Better intention.
Good design creates value, not fear
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Client: Apache Behavioral Health Services (ABHS)
Project: Apache Behavioral Health Services (ABHS) is a community-focused organization dedicated to providing comprehensive behavioral health and substance use treatment services, supporting individuals and families on their path to recovery and long-term wellbeing.
I led the design and print layout of the ABHS Annual Report, translating detailed program data, outcomes, and impact stories into a clear, engaging, and visually cohesive publication. Through thoughtful typography, structured grid systems, and carefully crafted infographics, I created a layout that balanced professionalism with approachability—reflecting ABHS’s mission and the communities it serves. The final piece was designed to be both accessible and compelling, helping stakeholders quickly grasp key insights while reinforcing the organization’s credibility and impact.
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