DSDN112: Professional Page

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I have completed my professional bio page that is meant to be designed for a potential employer. As the word limit for this was very low I wanted to focus on key points, while also making the information look interesting. One design aspect I was trying to focus on was was using design techniques to guide the user around the page. This was done using coloured div sections to break up the text. I also used a colour theme which I believe to be easily readible against the darker background. As I used the colour theme on the fonts, I was also able to create points of emphasis about the content of my work. I used a simple background image for this page because it has a slight gradient effect which breaks up the page slightly. Because the image is so simple, I felt that it would be ok to include this as it does not distract from the information or the image of my face at all. The colour theme ties in with the gradient effect of the background picture really well.

Another feature which I felt was important was using fixed positioning so that the "potential employer" is able to see my name, face, occupation, and contact information when scrolling through the information. In the screenshots the viewing of my personal information is a bit strange to see in two places but this is simply because of the fixed positioning. I do hope that the design of this professional bio page catches the interest of a potential employer by the way the page itself has been designed. The information has been displayed in a logical sequence so that it is easy to read. However the page is not designed in a logical way, it is outside the box. The reasons for this are mentioned previously.



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I am a designer, currently studying Design Innovation at Victoria University of Wellington. My focus areas are website and mobile media development, interaction design, 3D modelling and animation and audio-visual space. My blog shows my journey through each project as well as my learning experience through university. What do I want to be when I grow up? I have no idea. But I love what I'm learning. Although there have been many bumps along the road in this journey and despite the fact that there are going to be many more, I wouldn't have it any other way.

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