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Hi, I’m Cassidy Adroved
UX/UI & Brand Designer

I design clean, thoughtful digital experiences that bring together UX, visual design, and front-end development.

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My Work

Work across UX/UI design, brand identity, and front-end development.

My work focuses on creating clear, usable, and visually consistent experiences. Whether I’m designing an interface, building a brand, or coding a responsive site, I care about the details that make a project feel polished and easy to use.

UX/UI Design

UX/UI projects focused on research, wireframes, and interface design that help users move through a product with clarity.

Crave Coffee Co preview
Wish Social App preview
Linked Couples Resort preview

Front-end Development

Front-end projects focused on turning designs into responsive, accessible websites that work smoothly across devices.

Simply Green preview
Giggle Movie Database preview
Night Life Weather App preview

Branding and Layout Design

Branding projects that use typography, color, imagery, and layout to create visual identities that feel consistent and memorable.

Sunshine Coffee Co preview
Roots Farm and Food Co preview
Davena Farms preview

Ux/UI Design

Designing clear, usable digital experiences.

Brand Design

Building recognizable identities with personality and consistency.

HTML, CSS, & Javascript

Turning design ideas into functional, responsive websites.

UX/UI design, brand design, and front-end development all shape how a project feels and functions. I enjoy working across these areas because each one adds something important to the final experience. UX helps make the work usable, branding gives it personality, and code brings it to life. For me, the goal is always to create work that feels clear, consistent, and intentional.

Crave Coffee Co preview
Crave Coffee Co preview

My Branding

This website reflects the way I approach design. I created the layout, typography, color palette, interactions, and front-end build myself, with every detail chosen intentionally. My logo is personal to me: it represents growth and the different stages of finding my direction as a designer. The flower shape reflects where I started, the moments when I felt lost, and the process of building myself back into something stronger.