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Kenton Avery

Kenton Avery

I design products that look good and work well.

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Oak Lawn, USA

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Oak Lawn, USA

I had the exciting challenge of developing three unique tutorials for Tremfya One-Press. I created a Digital Trainer, an Interactive Digital Trainer, and a Video Trainer, giving users three engaging ways to learn how to use the product with confidence and clarity. Each option was designed to meet different learning styles, ensuring everyone could understand the product easily.
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This cash rewards program prototype was designed for Johnson & Johnson to encourage clients to return their disposable devices. Users could earn cash rewards for each device they returned, creating a more engaging experience while supporting environmentally responsible practices.
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In my role as a UX/UI Designer at Johnson & Johnson, I modernized the Safe Returns experience to make it more intuitive, engaging, and impactful. I introduced four key features: text notifications for shipment tracking, an easier process for reordering return kits and managing accounts through the user portal, environmental impact updates by email and within the portal, and a cash rewards program. These improvements simplified the return process while encouraging environmental awareness and continued user engagement.
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I designed a Shopify website for Jefe Gallery, a platform created to empower artists through collaborative pop-up gallery shows. The platform allows artists to act as their own bosses and art dealers. They keep 100% of their artwork sales while managing the promotion of their work through their social media channels. Jefe Gallery generates revenue through branded merchandise collaborations with participating artists. Profits from merchandise sales are split 50/50 between the artist and the platform, allowing Jefe Gallery to help fund future pop-up shows. My goal was to create a website that felt fun, bold, and engaging. I highlighted the brand’s yellow and black color palette and added interactive product images that switch between front and back views when customers hover over them. I also included a short product video showing someone handling one of the T-shirts, giving customers a more realistic look at the design and quality. I used Shopify, Figma, Photoshop, Canva, Nanno Banana, and ChatGPT throughout my design process. The final website successfully captured the energetic personality of Jefe Gallery while clearly presenting its products, mission, and artist-focused business model.
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