Diva Kurnia Achmadi
Product Designer creating innovative experiences.
Ellish Burgh is a portfolio website that serves as an introduction for an analyst; it showcases their work to an audience while also highlighting the specific interest-based communities they are involved in.
This template site was built from scratch—from wireframes to polished visual design in Figma—and developed in Framer.
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A creative art portfolio website designed to showcase your work. This site allows you to present your art as a comprehensive collection. It is fully responsive—developed through a process that included gathering references, creating rough digital sketches, designing the visuals in Figma, and finally launching on Framer.
This portfolio is ideal for a painter looking to display their creations through a colorful yet minimalist aesthetic.
The website consists of 13 pages and has not yet been updated to use a CMS; however, since one or two of these pages would benefit from a CMS, they will be updated accordingly—a change that will be noted in the change log.
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Designing an HRIS tailored to a company’s specific needs, featuring interfaces for both employees and administrators. The system includes menus and submenus requested by the client; we derive these by analyzing various references and selecting the most appropriate elements based on a comparative assessment of similar products.
Conducting preliminary research to identify points of differentiation from selected competitors, followed by designing an appropriate user interface and user experience, and finally, development.
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Designing a website for kiosk payment services that allows users to manage their kiosk payments online, including options for purchasing tokens, making bank transfers, topping up digital wallet balances, and more.
This study aims to examine the workflows of users and administrators as they interact with various product offerings. Touchpoints include, among others, a website and a dashboard for application usage, which will be addressed throughout the process—from design development to the actual development phase.
This payment kiosk website platform is intended to support materials for online classes, but its workflow is too simple for smaller-scale projects.
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