Interactive Design / Project 1
18/09/2023 - 02/10/2023 / Week 4 - 6
For the icons, I installed a plugin called 'iconify'. For the headings I used
'Overpass Mono' in Bold and at 48 pts, and 24 pts for dates. For body text I
used 'Nunito' and in Regular and Semibold.
For the skills section I went with a rating system using ellipses. I reused
those ellipses in the experience timeline as well for a bit of consistency. I
ended up removing the personal skills section as I felt it made the spacing a
bit weird and it wasn't too necessary in my opinion.
Iman binti Kamarudin / 0364014
Interactive Design / Bachelors in Design (Hons) in Creative Media
Project 1: Prototype Design
INSTRUCTIONS
First, I searched up some references on Pinterest. I looked at a few actual
CV’s and then also looked at some powerpoints and web layouts to get
inspiration for colour palettes as well.
Fig 1.1 - Pinterest CV References
Then, I moved onto sketching out some layouts in Procreate. I made 5
sketches total. Once I sketched a layout I liked (#5), I went into Figma and
developed my resume from there.
Fig 1.2 - Layout Sketch #1
Fig 1.3 - Layout Sketch #2
Fig 1.4 - Layout Sketch #3
Fig 1.5 - Layout Sketch #4
Fig 1.6 - Layout Sketch #5
I initially planned out each section and limited myself to just laying
everything out to make sure I liked how it looked and didn’t get distracted
with colours.
Fig 1.7 - Initial Opening/Profile Section
Fig 1.8 - Initial Education/Skills Section
Fig 1.9 - Initial Experience Section
After I made my layout referencing my sketch, I tweaked the sections to how
I preferred them to look. Once I was satisfied with where everything was, I
added in all my photos.
To get a colour palette, I went onto coolors.com to generate a palette and
then changed a few to look like how I wanted. I went through a lot of
colours to get to my final set. I ended up going with a off-white background
colour with three secondary colours and a dark blue for main text.
Fig 1.11 - Final Colour Palette
To make sure they had a good contrast with the white, I used a colour
palette tester to make sure they weren’t too light.
Fig 1.12 - Colour Palette Tester
FINAL PROTOTYPE
Fig 2.1 - Final Figma UI Prototype Design
REFLECTION
My experience with this project was very positive. I enjoyed figuring out the
layout and getting everything to where I wanted it to be. Figma was pretty
easy to use so that was an added plus. Hopefully, I am able to translate this
into the next project smoothly.
I've observed that it really is interesting to see how many different ways you
can create a resume and that even by just changing a minor detail such as the
colours can affect the whole tone. I really loved looking for references and
inspiration and seeing so many ways to communicate the same information in a
different layout.
I've found that Figma is very similar to Illustrator in some aspects. I really
look forward to learning more things about it and evolving skills in creating
UI prototypes and designs.
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