My involvement came together literally within a couple of days. One of my bosses asked if I’d like to join a small yet high-profile project with extremely tight deadlines, but one that could be seen by thousands of people. Since I’m an adventurous person who loves variety in my work, I said yes immediately. Just a few days later, I was on the onboarding call, planning how to make an effective contribution to our team.
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Among my key tasks were applying consistent color and spacing variables to polish the visual appearance, designing several key sections based on my senior designer’s concept, and bringing back my Photoshop skills to create visual assets
for the entire site. All of this happened within just a few intense days — and I can confidently say that while working on Team Brady, I fully immersed myself in the racing spirit.
Before this, I had worked as a solo lead designer on another project, so Team Brady, with its intense timeline, reminded me of my architecture background — when everything’s on fire, deadlines are tight, and postponing tasks simply isn’t an option. Still, after completing all design deliverables for this product, I can confidently say that product design brings me much more joy and fulfillment. My designs came to life within days or weeks, and working in a non-toxic environment with open communication between senior designers and stakeholders is something I value most here.
Managing designs in the extreme environment:
→ rapid onboarding and learning materials in advance
→ keeping proactive communication style to stay on the same page
Mobilizing creative force:
→ immediate actionable follow-up on the client feedback
→ stricktly following visual direction yet implementing visual hooks
