Illustrations

Incorporating illustrations and visual elements is crucial for enhancing user experience and communication. Visuals can simplify complex concepts, guide users through workflows, and reinforce branding, making the application more intuitive and engaging. Furthermore, well-designed visuals can aid in effective onboarding, reducing learning curves and improving overall usability.

Process and Deliverables

Research.
Illustration using Adobe Tools

Creating corporate illustrations presents several challenges:

Aligning with Brand Identity: Illustrations must reflect and reinforce the company’s brand identity, including colors, typography, and overall style.
Clarity and Communication: Balancing creativity with clarity is crucial. Illustrations should effectively convey complex ideas or messages without ambiguity.
Audience Relevance: Understanding the target audience is essential to ensure that illustrations resonate with them and communicate the intended message effectively.
Consistency Across Platforms: Ensuring consistency in style and quality across different digital and print platforms is challenging but necessary for maintaining brand integrity
Feedback Incorporation: Incorporating feedback from stakeholders while maintaining creative integrity can be tricky, requiring a balance between artistic vision and practical considerations.
Legal and Ethical Considerations: Ensuring that illustrations do not infringe on copyrights, trademarks, or cultural sensitivities requires careful navigation.

Aternity Help new look & feel

These images were specifically created for the Aternity Product Help website.

Aternity Library

These illustrations were created for the Aternity Library pages, with each illustration positioned to the left of its respective page description. They include the page’s title in the background and incorporate the application’s color palette.

The library page preview includes one of the illustrations prepared specifically for this screen.

Illustrations across Aternity pages

The variety of images is displayed on various screens within the Aternity application.

Bob the Builder

I designed this character to bring humor and life to a technical application filled with diagrams and numbers, making it more engaging and easing users’ mental load. It appears on maintenance pages, 404 error pages, and for other purposes.

One of the characters view on the “Access Denied” page.