Throughout my 5 years at Ceros, I had designed a range of templates for
Inspire, a collection of past client work and ready-to-use templates showcasing the functionality and capabilities of Ceros as a software.
Finding downtime between client work, I would find myself playing around in the Ceros Studio trying new functionalities and designing landing pages. I noticed that Ceros Inspire was pretty outdated and infrequently updated, so I found an opportunity to create new Ceros templates that incorporate the latest design trends and studio best practices. It was a fun and challenging initiative that allowed me to flex my creative muscle while also contributing to the Ceros community.
My Approach:
As I was spearheading this initiative, I had creative freedom to push myself with layout and design. With each new template, I outlined different use cases, each with easily editable modules that users could modify and update according to their needs. In terms of design, I aimed to balance my personal style while keeping things agnostic so that users could see their own branding fit the templates seamlessly.
Conclusion:
Working on these templates has allowed me to experiment and get creative in ways that I don't typically get to with client work. I had the freedom to try out new layouts and functionality, resulting in 13 fully-functional templates that have received both positive feedback from fellow team members and clients alike.
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