Sarah Capungcol

Emerald Advisors & Consultants, Inc.

Designed a website for Emerald Advisors & Consultants, Inc., a start-up consultancy firm dedicated to providing financial, social, and environmentally sustainable solutions to benefit small- and medium-sized enterprises.

St. Louis Blues, Website

Navigating through the St. Louis Blues video page is full of inconsistent menus, overwhelming channel options, and hard-to-find videos. Here, the menu structure of the video page was analyzed and re-ordered to facilitate easier viewing for the casual Blues fan.

IdeaHack: Level Ground MMA

In a team of five, won a 24-hour hackathon hosted by the Startup Institute. Nine teams created proposals for scaling the market strategy of Level Ground MMA, a non-profit focused on leveraging the teachings of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu to bring discipline and community mentorship to Boston urban youth.

Individual contribution included designing the pitch deck and mocking up possible redesigns of the Level Ground MMA website and example social media posts.

In addition, the menu architecture of the Level Ground MMA website was re-organized and re-prioritized to bring more focus to the main call-to-actions of the organization -- "Donate", "Learn more about our story", and "Learn more about the corporate classes".

• Client: Level Ground MMA
• Role: Graphic Design, Information Architect
• Date: June 2015

Nines: A Virtual Closet App

NINES is a mobile app that allows users to keep inventory of their wardrobes and track and plan outfits to wear. Here, user personas were created and encompassed both female and male tech-savvy users.

• Role: Graphic Design, UX|UI Designer
• Date: January 2014

Tavern in the Square

In a group of three, we examined the Tavern in the Square website, conducted usability tests, and redesigned the menu pages to propose a more intuitive user experience.

• Role: UX Designer

Neonatal Pain Scale

Often times, parents and caregivers are unable to tell whether a baby is in a severe amount of pain or just being fussy. With this mobile app questionnaire, parents and caregivers can swipe through six questions based on the Neonatal Infant Pain Scale to determine the level of pain their baby is under before taking further action.