Helping People through Design

A large, diverse group of people

Two stories I got the chance to be a part of.

The AHADI homepage in a laptop frame: a blue-to-green gradient with the headline “Your Path to Mental Wellness”, the app shown on phones, and a green “Download AHADI” button.

AHADI

  • color palette
  • mobile graphics
  • mental health

Designed a landing page for a mental health app that gives people more information on the app and provides resources.

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The Parent Starts homepage shown in a laptop frame.
The Parent Starts child screen in its responsive mobile layout.

Parent Starts

  • parent support
  • visual hierarchy
  • two main concepts

A parenting website that takes parents on a two-step journey: first learning more about themselves, then learning about the development of children.

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About

Pajar studied Family Social Science in college and spent years working closely with children and their parents. When she moved to Seattle she got curious about tech, and picked up a skill or two, just in case it ever became useful.

Somewhere in there she accidentally fell in love with UX design. In hindsight it fits: she has always been a visual person who loves technology, and helping people has always been the thing she cares about most. Design is simply where those finally meet.

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