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Zoo Mission / Values Logos
Brief
imagery to assist the new mission vision statement
imagery consists of three main animals that are part of the zoo conservation program (peninsular pronghorn, southern mountain yellow-legged frog, california condor)
imagery to be used as new zoo identity and collateral going forward (stickers, posters, signs on barriers, t-shirts, etc.)
Process
v1: started out as black/white illustrations with existing branding typefaces in a circular form to match another existing treatment for the conservation program branding.
v2: allowance to break out of prior design and find other creative ways to design the imagery.
v3 + final: inspired by national parks badges, combined elements from prior versions to design stylized, minimal color palette badges.
v1
v2
v3
Final Design
LA Zoo Map
A collaborative project to redesign the zoo grounds map to be more efficient and easier for guests to navigate.
The user pain points from the previous map, which had been at the zoo for about 10 years, were that it was difficult to locate many animals and it had directional challenges for guests.
With the given pain points, the new map is less detailed, with only pictographs to represent animal exhibit locations.
Mockup of installation on grounds
Completed maps on grounds
Zoo Camp Shirts
Brief
T-shirt design for kids summer camp at the LA Zoo
Design to be cartoon-like in nature
Animal theme for this camp year is the Greater One-Horned Rhino
Include foliage native to rhino's habitat
Include a space for kids to write their name on the shirt using the rhino's footprint
5 color maximum
Brief
T-shirt design for kids summer camp at the LA Zoo
Design to be cartoon-like in nature
Animal theme for this camp year is the Peninsular Pronghorn, so include two pronghorns (parent and child) as well as foliage from pronghorn's natural environment (cholla cactus)
Include a circular color block for kids to write their name on their shirt (sun)
TUTORIAL
How to set up the password section plugin for your Carrd site:
1. Scroll to the #pro Section of this template. Recreate the Embed element password script
in your Carrd site by copy-pasting over the code.
2. Position the Embed element inside your password protected Section.
3. Edit the code in the passport script
Embed element you just copied over - change your preferred password at this line of the code:var password = carrd
Say your preferred password is join123
, then the edited code should look like:var password = join123
4. Add this to the Settings > On Open field of the password-protected Section:promptPass();
Repeat this step to password-protect as many Sections as you want.
5. Publish, and done! Now whenever this particular Section is opened, users will be prompted for the password before they can view the contents of the Section. The password prompt happens even if they copy-paste the URL directly in the browser bar.