I worked in Jellyvision’s agency doing interactive projects for clients in healthcare, finance, insurance, entertainment, government, and education. I also collaborated with the Marketing team on a variety of projects promoting Jellyvision’s products and services. The agency was disbanded in 2016, at which point I began working on Jellyvision’s primary product, ALEX, an interactive benefits counselor.
Allard Laban, CCO
Ania Klimiuk, Art Director
Shawn Bowers, Creative Director
Megan Manley, UX Writer
Jody Evenson, UX Designer
Katie Lauffenburger, Media Producer
In July 2019 Jellyvision hosted its first conference at Chicago’s historic Athletic Association Hotel. The summit provided a unique networking event for around 100 customers and prospects to meet Jellyvision employees and share ideas to help shape Jellyvision’s future product lineup. My job was to design a logo for the event that would be memorable and easily recognizable to attendees.
In 2016, after years of ad hoc edits to Jellyvision’s flagship ALEX® Benefits Counselor, the design team started a major overhaul of the product’s design. The goal was to simplify the color palette and illustration style, as well as modernize the user interface.
Allard Laban, Ania Klimiuk, Erik Voigt, Mark Anthony Cruz, Yoshi Sakaguchi, and Jody Evenson
In late 2014, Jellyvision's marketing team began compiling facts and numbers from the past year—some businessy and some just for fun. The idea was to create a mini site to share Jellyvision's success for the year with customers and prospects. I was given a lot of freedom to have fun with the design.
