Works
Sapawarga: Ticketing Management System
The Ticketing Management System (TMS) is a new feature in Sapawarga that helps manage ticketing and analytics for West Java’s public tourist sites. It streamlines operations and addresses key issues like fraud and data inconsistency.
Jabar Design System v.2
Contributed to the Jabar Design System, which serves as a standardization tool for all products developed by JDS and other agencies within West Java Province. It aims to simplify the design process and ensure consistency across all implemented designs.
Caterin.id: Full Stack Designer
An online catering platform that brings together various small and medium-sized catering businesses across Bandung, allowing them to sell their products individually with a focus on healthy menus. In addition to designing the user interface, I also assist in creating marketing kits and producing digital assets for social media.
Vutura.io: My First Journey as a UI Designer
A no-code platform for creating chatbots, where users only need to input simple logic to enable seamless conversations between humans and chatbots. In addition to designing the dashboard as the core of this platform, I also worked on the design for its landing page.
Articles
Spotify Isn’t Just Easy on the Ears, but Also on the Eyes
Do you often listen to music through Spotify? If so, you might already be familiar with some of its features, one of which is lyrics — allowing us to sing along as if we were in a karaoke session. However, not all songs have lyrics available.
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From Challenge to Career: My UI Design Journey at JDS
As I stumbled upon the file that kickstarted my journey as a UI Designer at JDS (Jabar Digital Service) nearly three years ago, a wave of nostalgia washed over me. It was the gateway to an opportunity to make a significant contribution to the applications and services of the West Java provincial government.
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Emergency Vehicle Lane Alert on Google Maps
In many Indonesian metropolitan cities, we are often faced with scenes of congested traffic and severe gridlock. Unfortunately, this situation often hinders the movement of emergency vehicles, such as ambulances, fire trucks, and police cars, to reach their destinations quickly and efficiently.
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