A quieter interface.
A clearer experience.

01 / The challenge

Create one visual language for the entire interaction.

A compact monochrome display needed to support everyday printing tasks without competing with the product’s physical form. Small-screen legibility, touch targets, icon clarity, and localization all shaped the experience.

02 / My contribution

Bringing the pieces together.

My visual design work helped bring typography, iconography, interface states, and motion into a coherent design language. Close collaboration with interaction design, research, and engineering was essential to make that language work within the hardware.

03 / Design decisions

The thinking behind the work.

01. Make the essentials visible

Use contextual controls and a clear information hierarchy to reduce unnecessary visual elements on the small display.

02. Design behavior as part of the system

Document screen patterns, components, and transitions so the experience stays consistent across states and product touchpoints.

03. Test the details that carry meaning

Evaluate readability, touch sensitivity, scrolling, and icon comprehension. The portfolio describes icon testing in India, the UK, the US, and Germany, with 15 participants in each country.

04 / Outcome & perspective

What this work demonstrates

The project brings physical constraints, interface craft, and a shared design language together. Its strength comes from coordination across disciplines as much as the individual screens.