Introduction

I led the development of a commemorative mobile application celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Faculty of Geodesy, Spatial Planning, and Environmental Management (WGiSzM). This project went beyond creating a simple information platform – it became a digital bridge connecting generations of students, faculty members, and alumni through interactive storytelling. By weaving together the faculty's rich history with modern digital interactions, we created an engaging narrative that brings the institution's legacy to life.

The Challenge

Managing a large design team with limited resources pushed us to think creatively and strategically. The core challenge lay in orchestrating multiple creative voices while maintaining design cohesion and meeting strict budget constraints. We needed to find innovative ways to deliver premium quality without premium resources, all while ensuring our diverse team of designers could contribute effectively to the project's vision.

The Solution

I implemented a collaborative framework that transformed our constraints into opportunities for innovation. By establishing clear communication channels and leveraging tools like Miro and Figma, our team of four UX/UI designers and three developers worked in perfect synchronization. We crafted an efficient workflow that made the most of our open-source resources while maintaining high-quality standards.

The animation design process became a particular point of pride. Using Adobe After Effects, we created fluid transitions and meaningful micro-interactions that brought the interface to life. Each animation was purposefully designed to enhance user engagement while reflecting the faculty's professional identity. This attention to detail resulted in an interface that feels both sophisticated and approachable.