WorkAngel – Theo Darchiville

WorkAngel (Sep - Dec. 2015)

WorkAngel (now LifeWorks) is a dynamic employee benefits platform. The intension of the platform was to help employers improve company culture by offering a powerful social network within the workplace that encouraged employee wellness. I handled tasks such as UI Design (iOS, Android, Desktop), research & visualization, brand guideline design, and prototyping.

WorkAngel (Sep - Dec. 2015)

WorkAngel (now LifeWorks) is a dynamic employee benefits platform. The intension of the platform was to help employers improve company culture by offering a powerful social network within the workplace that encouraged employee wellness.

Landing Page

I got to tweak to the layout and hierarchies of WorkAngel’s landing page on a few projects but also got the opportunity to shoot the branding photography used for the header images.

Keynote

This is a keynote presentation we designed for a client called Ceridian using nothing but spreadsheet data and analytics. After using WorkAngel for just 6 months they were exceptionally pleased with the difference it made to their company culture. So when they came by WorkAngel HQ by the end of 2015, not only did we show them a good time but we put together a little thank you presentation of our own:

Brand Guidelines

I had the opportunity to co-create WorkAngel’s brand guidelines with the creative team. My senior designer and I took it upon ourselves to create a structure for the different design principles we all needed to know about.

Prototypes

I experimented with multiple prototyping tools including Invision (my favorite) and Medium (2nd favorite). I also created prototypes for numerous clients like major grocery chain Morrison’s and Direct Line Insurance. Here’s a glimpse at the Direct Line prototype as an example:

Prototypes

I experimented with multiple prototyping tools including Invision (my favorite) and Medium (2nd favorite). I also created prototypes for numerous clients like major grocery chain Morrison’s and Direct Line Insurance. Here’s a glimpse at the Direct Line prototype as an example: