Gina Schweizer | Portfolio

About

Ever since I was a little girl, I've loved expressing my creativity in any way I could. In college, I was introduced to the wonderful world of Adobe. Using Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign, the possibilities were endless! I started designing logos, brochures, labels and any other kind of print media and soon began to dabble in web design. I love to learn and constantly improve my skills as a designer. I would love to be part of a team who has the same interests so that we could grow together!

Feel free to send me a message or browse around my portfolio.

I designed this on some of my free time. Sometimes, I just feel the need to design something.

This box is designed to deliver toothbrushes to kids in the mail.

While I was a representative for Younique, I designed my own counter display and business cards.

I was asked by my gym to design some mockups for a hoodie they wanted to sell.

These are the programs I designed for my wedding which doubled as fans. They definitely came in handy at the end of July.

This is a label I designed for a young racer. He added it to his trailor and bikes.

This is a mailer that holds computer software for marketing purposes.

This is the my first project in the Treehouse Techdegree Program. It was also my first experience using Github.
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This project tested my ability to create a form using HTML and CSS. I also added a few extra styling effects like some transitions when an input field is focused on.
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This was probably one of the more challenging Treehouse projects. I needed to create a working video using JavaScript.
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In web design, loading speed is key. Here, I needed to replace images to be the proper size file and minimize the number of HTTP requests.
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The goal here was to make this a responsive website using the 'mobile-first approach'. Later I would covert the CSS used in the project to Sass.
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Sometimes, jpeg images are unnecessary and can slow down a website. In this project, I replaced jpeg's with SVG's to improve the site's performance.
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Using a public API can improve user interaction and the speed of the site.
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I used chartjs.org to create these widgets while also making sure that the website was responsive.
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