Website · UX/UI · case study
ASSE Aspire Website
A mobile-first site for international participants in Summer Work Travel
and Intern/Trainee programs. I was the sole designer and developer from
concept to completion.
Link to website
Overview
Participant information needed to feel clear fast.
The site had to serve an international audience looking for program
information, resources, and trust signals on a wide range of devices. I
shaped the UX, visual layout, copy structure, and front-end build around
mobile access first.
Features
Responsive without feeling generic.
- Mobile optimization and dynamic font sizing.
- Accessible font choices and clearer hierarchy.
- Bootstrap 5.0 components customized into a branded layout.
- CSS animations used as gentle orientation cues.
Navigation flow
Information architecture before decoration.
HomeResourcesAboutContactParticipant support
Challenges
Mobile, access, and trust.
The hardest parts were designing mobile-first, securing participant photo
permissions, and keeping the experience accessible while still giving the
organization a warm, welcoming identity.
Outcome
A responsive launch with a clearer participant path.
The final site launched with a fully responsive layout, a more intuitive
structure for mobile visitors, and a visual system that made the program
feel more organized and approachable.
Homepage
Resource page
Contact page
About page
Skills + tools
UX/UI designMobile optimizationHTML/CSSBootstrap 5.0CSS animationsCopywritingProject management