A Toolkit & interactive website design for seeking “brightspots” – a project teaching about Positive Deviance.
“This comes out of the K12 Lab, specifically the work of Jess Brown, Louie Montoya, and sam seidel. We hope it will be useful to the d.school community beyond the K12 Lab.”
I designed and illustrated a 71-page toolkit for this K-12Labs by way of the Stanford d.School; including everything from font selection to color palette, custom icons to layout design, as well as establishing brand standards that would later be used to design seekingbrightspots.com, which houses this project.
The Full Positive Deviance Toolkit for Educators
Icon Design
Explainer Video
Storyboard Development & Illustration
Including Typography, Character Design, & Digital Illustration
Motion Graphics Animation
Watch the full explainer video:
Website Design
From wireframing and concept design I worked with K12Labs to design an interactive website, built on Squarespace, for educators to learn about and implement Positive Deviance in their own work.
The client may have since made their own edits to their website, so parts of it no longer reflects the original design I created.
I worked with BLACspace’s team to design an interactive map for folks to learn more about their seed members both online, and at in-person events and online.
My Role: Graphic Design, Digital Illustration, Coding, Website Design
Interactive Map Design
Including a vertical banner, website page with interactive map, installation wall, and handout posters.
Junteenth Event Installation
Installation wall concept by Adéniké Amin Photos by Sasha Kelley