Tempest is a holistic, evidence-based digital recovery program for those who are striving to change their relationship with alcohol.

Since June, I have been working on the Brand and Marketing team to elevate the look and feel of Tempest.

Brand Design, Interaction Design

6 Months

Modern Recovery is a campaign we launched to highlight the different stages of the recovery journey. The campaign itself is grounded in personal agency and built upon real community stories.

Creative direction and visual design by Timah Kabba, illustrations by Helen Li, and development by Eke Wokocha.

For this project, I was responsible for designing the mobile experience of the microsite. The desktop version of the microsite was designed to be highly interactive, complete with mode toggles, multiple overlay menus, and a zoom-and-move mural on the home page.

The main challenge with designing the mobile experience was to consider how the complex desktop interactions could be translated into a mobile environment.

Another aspect of the Modern Recovery project was a social media campaign to complement the microsite. Here, I was involved in designing assets for our Facebook and Instagram channels.

The Last Six Weeks is an end-of-year campaign that we launched to highlight the stresses associated with the final weeks of the year and how to cope with them.

Illustrations by Jiaqi Wang.

Before we commissioned Jiaqi for these beautiful illustrations, we had to develop a creative direction that complemented the narrative of the campaign.

After intensive mood-boarding, a color palette, along with example visual motifs, were then passed onto Jiaqi as references for her illustrations.

In addition to a landing page, a social media campaign was launched to promote the six-week email series.
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For both the email series and the social media assets, we wanted to utilize color as an indicator for progress – as you progress through each week's lesson, the background color gets gradually lighter.

Camp Tempest is our inaugural company off-site event. Although the event was completely virtual this year due to COVID-19, it created a space for different functional teams to come together, celebrate progress, and discuss our vision.

With direction from Timah Kabba.

For the off-site event, I was responsible for creating coaster designs and developing concepts for the event t-shirt. Both the coasters and t-shirts were then sent to production and mailed to each Tempest employee.

A core component of my role as a brand designer is to create assets for our many and various marketing touchpoints – these include marketing emails, weekly newsletters, Instagram, Facebook, and paid ads.