In collaboration with the UX Design team, I led the Visual Design for MobileIron GO on iOS and Android. From the product icon to the entire UI layout and, I worked closely alongside UX designers and developers to ensure the final released product matched our designs and specs as precisely as possible.
In collaboration with the UX team, I helped design the mobile UI for MobileIron GO, including iconography, illustrations, UI Layouts and colors.
The above marketing screens were created for the Apple app store.
I collaborated with the design lead for Citrix Receiver on iPhone and iPad, designing the product logo as well as contributing additional icons and artifacts. Upon release the app achieved #1 free app ranking in the Apple store with two million downloads in the just the first two weeks.
I worked with the CR team to conceptualize and create a unique set of icons for the iPhone interface. These were the final icons used.
This screenshot was taken recently from a Google search for Citrix Receiver. My product icon design from 2010 is still widely used across the web and social media.
VMware Horizon Workspace is enterprise mobility management software that creates a central repository where users can access corporate data, applications and virtual desktops from a variety of endpoint devices.
Horizon was VMware's first "end-user" facing brand to reach iOS, Android and Desktop.
Since the formal VMware branding would not relate well to the content of the app, a new, approach was appropriate.
The project began with designing the Horizon Logo. Working through sketches and discussions with the Horizon team, I created this Art Deco inspired illustration. I wanted to have something simple, with minimal color, visually striking, and still convery the name of the product and its use of the cloud. In this case, I was able to incorporate both.
I used Vmware's familiar Gotham font, and hand picked a blue from the corporate standards manual to use as my starting point that would maintain consistency with the VMware corporate branding.
Working with the end user team again, I helped design the product logo and to assist with icons and some UI/Interaction design for the "Watchlist" mobile access application. A Mobile app that enables secure vSphere monitoring directly from you smartphone.
Since I was bought in late in the build cycle, I was only to assist in these few areas. It is still available as a free download from the App store on iOS and Android to date and continues to use my product icon.
Following suit with the iPad patterns, I also designed the visuals for the web/desktop Horizon application.
Before I came on as lead designer, this was the current look of the Horizon workspace web portal.