gels saby

Interface Designer
Email Gels Saby

This is how I approach design for web - affect the users, affect my peers, affect the content. Stay put and you don't grow; make mistakes and move forward. This, to an extent, is what I do. Mahatma Ghandi says it best: "Be the change you want to see in the world".
I couldn't agree more.

 

PR in a Box

PDF + Interface Design | Atomic Crayon Inc. | 06.07

PR in a Box press services needed a design for their documentation packages and a website to sell them. The interface needed to be flexible enough to allow added future product, with a theme demonstrating a fresh yet simple 'out-of-the-box' solution for customers.

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Enquisite Software

Interface Design | Atomic Crayon Inc. | 05.07

This company required a flexible, CSS driven template package to provide to resellers. Advertising space was also necessary, and was designed to satisfy visibility while still fitting into the theme so as not to disrupt content.

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The Better Web Posse

"El Presidente" | 04.06

Inspired by SXSW Interactive in Austin, Texas (and being a former member of the Graphic Designers of Canada), I recognized the importance of people getting together in their respective industries to share ideas.

Now in it's second year with new sponsors, the Better Web Posse continues to strive in providing a positive learning environment for local web people of all drives; the focus still on promoting web standards.

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ASAP Flash Modules

Illustration + Animation | Etraffic Solutions Inc. | 03.05

Accelerated School Adminstrator Programs provided online training modules to school principals or principals in-training. Popular among learners, a Flash introductory piece outlined each package with elegant sentence transitions accompanied by a voice track.

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Applied Arts Advertising Annual

Advertising Design | Case Study | 04.04

The other passion of mine that isn't web: graphic design. This series won a place in the Applied Arts Annual of 2003/04 (p.236 under student work). The project aimed to re-create what was popular in many skate magazines, but with particular emphasis on typography and color to lend a more unique theme to what I thought was appropriate for longboarding.

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