Overview
A complete website design for the National Space Museum created for Web Design and Usability class. The process included moodboard, low-fidelity wireframes, and a high-fidelity mockup focused on clean navigation and accessible user experience for all ages.
Moodboard & Style Guide
The design was inspired by galaxy backdrops and educational museum branding. The color palette features deep purples and blues that evoke a sense of wonder and space exploration.
Low-Fidelity Wireframes
The wireframes focused on layout structure and user flow — mapping out key sections including navigation, hero, exhibits, events, memberships, and footer.
High-Fidelity Mockup
The final mockup brought the design to life with the full color palette, Space Grotesk and DM Sans typography, imagery, and complete UI components.
Outcomes & Learnings
- Developed a complete UX process from research to high-fidelity prototype
- Strengthened skills in Figma wireframing and UI component design
- Learned how to design for accessibility and diverse audiences
- Gained experience in creating cohesive design systems with consistent typography and color
Instructor Feedback
"What a beautiful submission — this definitely stands out as one of the best across both of my sections. You have a real talent for beautifying your designs, and I can absolutely see you going far in this field. Your creativity is admirable, and your willingness to learn has been so refreshing to see."
— Course Instructor, Web Design & Usability, NAIT