UI / UX Design
Aspen Art Museum Website Redesign
An user-friendly experience to bring a new audience in for engagement.
Year :
2025
Industry :
Tech
Client :
Aspen Art Musuem
Project Duration :
4 weeks
Project Brief:
Aspen Art Museum is an artist-founded institution dedicated to supporting artists in the development of bold ideas to shape their museum and the field of art today. The overall goal of this project was to create and refresh with a more visually appealing and user-friendly landing page with responsive design that represented the museum accurately. Wireframing was created from user-research which influenced the design process of the web design. Final deliverables included a responsive landing page coded through CSS and HTML5. Prototypes were created and tested through Figma mock-ups.
Problem:
As art museum attendance has declined 17% within ages 18-40 since 1982 with the rates flatten out since 2000, the main issue at hand is to seek and grab the interest impactfully, through digital and print support and an user-friendly exhibition page with responsive design.
Proposal:
Bringing new brand guidelines to represent Aspen Art Museum in a way that shapes their bold ideas and their creativity to a whole. With many brands continue to refresh their design language to clarify its identity, it is a It is a common visual trait that helps revitalize any current image to evolve, attract new growth, and expand on their loyalty. Along with intuitive visual solutions to represent a modern approach on technology through form and language, being able to emphasize on simplicity and minimalism with color, typography, and geometric forms helps establish hierarchy and cohesion throughout the project.
Summary:
The Aspen Art Museum, an artist-founded institution dedicated to advancing bold ideas in contemporary art, required a refreshed digital presence to better represent its mission and engage audiences. With museum attendance among ages 18–40 having declined significantly since 1982, the challenge was to create a visually compelling, user-friendly, and responsive landing page that could capture attention and encourage engagement. Guided by user research and wireframing, the project emphasized simplicity, minimalism, and cohesion through updated brand guidelines, typography, color, and geometric forms. Prototypes were tested in Figma, and the final deliverables included a responsive landing page developed in CSS and HTML5. The result was a modernized digital experience that strengthens the museum’s identity while providing a more accessible and engaging platform for visitors.
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UI / UX Design
Aspen Art Museum Website Redesign
An user-friendly experience to bring a new audience in for engagement.
Year :
2025
Industry :
Tech
Client :
Aspen Art Musuem
Project Duration :
4 weeks
Project Brief:
Aspen Art Museum is an artist-founded institution dedicated to supporting artists in the development of bold ideas to shape their museum and the field of art today. The overall goal of this project was to create and refresh with a more visually appealing and user-friendly landing page with responsive design that represented the museum accurately. Wireframing was created from user-research which influenced the design process of the web design. Final deliverables included a responsive landing page coded through CSS and HTML5. Prototypes were created and tested through Figma mock-ups.
Problem:
As art museum attendance has declined 17% within ages 18-40 since 1982 with the rates flatten out since 2000, the main issue at hand is to seek and grab the interest impactfully, through digital and print support and an user-friendly exhibition page with responsive design.
Proposal:
Bringing new brand guidelines to represent Aspen Art Museum in a way that shapes their bold ideas and their creativity to a whole. With many brands continue to refresh their design language to clarify its identity, it is a It is a common visual trait that helps revitalize any current image to evolve, attract new growth, and expand on their loyalty. Along with intuitive visual solutions to represent a modern approach on technology through form and language, being able to emphasize on simplicity and minimalism with color, typography, and geometric forms helps establish hierarchy and cohesion throughout the project.
Summary:
The Aspen Art Museum, an artist-founded institution dedicated to advancing bold ideas in contemporary art, required a refreshed digital presence to better represent its mission and engage audiences. With museum attendance among ages 18–40 having declined significantly since 1982, the challenge was to create a visually compelling, user-friendly, and responsive landing page that could capture attention and encourage engagement. Guided by user research and wireframing, the project emphasized simplicity, minimalism, and cohesion through updated brand guidelines, typography, color, and geometric forms. Prototypes were tested in Figma, and the final deliverables included a responsive landing page developed in CSS and HTML5. The result was a modernized digital experience that strengthens the museum’s identity while providing a more accessible and engaging platform for visitors.
More Projects
UI / UX Design
Aspen Art Museum Website Redesign
An user-friendly experience to bring a new audience in for engagement.
Year :
2025
Industry :
Tech
Client :
Aspen Art Musuem
Project Duration :
4 weeks
Project Brief:
Aspen Art Museum is an artist-founded institution dedicated to supporting artists in the development of bold ideas to shape their museum and the field of art today. The overall goal of this project was to create and refresh with a more visually appealing and user-friendly landing page with responsive design that represented the museum accurately. Wireframing was created from user-research which influenced the design process of the web design. Final deliverables included a responsive landing page coded through CSS and HTML5. Prototypes were created and tested through Figma mock-ups.
Problem:
As art museum attendance has declined 17% within ages 18-40 since 1982 with the rates flatten out since 2000, the main issue at hand is to seek and grab the interest impactfully, through digital and print support and an user-friendly exhibition page with responsive design.
Proposal:
Bringing new brand guidelines to represent Aspen Art Museum in a way that shapes their bold ideas and their creativity to a whole. With many brands continue to refresh their design language to clarify its identity, it is a It is a common visual trait that helps revitalize any current image to evolve, attract new growth, and expand on their loyalty. Along with intuitive visual solutions to represent a modern approach on technology through form and language, being able to emphasize on simplicity and minimalism with color, typography, and geometric forms helps establish hierarchy and cohesion throughout the project.
Summary:
The Aspen Art Museum, an artist-founded institution dedicated to advancing bold ideas in contemporary art, required a refreshed digital presence to better represent its mission and engage audiences. With museum attendance among ages 18–40 having declined significantly since 1982, the challenge was to create a visually compelling, user-friendly, and responsive landing page that could capture attention and encourage engagement. Guided by user research and wireframing, the project emphasized simplicity, minimalism, and cohesion through updated brand guidelines, typography, color, and geometric forms. Prototypes were tested in Figma, and the final deliverables included a responsive landing page developed in CSS and HTML5. The result was a modernized digital experience that strengthens the museum’s identity while providing a more accessible and engaging platform for visitors.