A clearer first visit
Spanish-first information design and responsive navigation support a bilingual audience.
Web and creative systems
Bilingual web and media work, plus a contextual review tool that lets a stakeholder point to the exact part of a page.
Web and media design, plus a separate review tool that keeps feedback attached to its page context.
01 / The problem
A website needs to work for the first-time visitor and for the people improving it. General comments lose context when they arrive in another message, screenshot or spreadsheet.
I paired bilingual information design with a separate review experience. A stakeholder can mark a section, explain the issue and keep that context attached as the feedback moves into an owner dashboard.
Original interface reconstruction with fictional feedback. The website, media work and private stakeholder-review tool are distinct projects.
04 / Result & scope
Current TDC website and stakeholder-review source, plus owner-confirmed graphics, motion and web experience.
Spanish-first information design and responsive navigation support a bilingual audience.
Pins, highlights and comments keep their section context across the review flow.
The owner dashboard brings section feedback, ratings and export into a usable review surface.
Spanish-first navigation, mobile layouts and clear first-visit paths shape the website. Graphics, motion and media carry the same message across surfaces.
Pins and highlights attach feedback to the page section being discussed. The example lets you select a section and watch its note remain associated.
Section-level review, distributions and export support a focused design discussion. Real responses remain private; only fictional review notes appear here.