Marketing Designer & Developer at Toggl Track Toggl Track is a time tracking app that allows users to track their daily activities across different platforms, providing detailed insights to optimize productivity.

Web Design, Visual Design, Web Development

The role

Originally, the role was that of the guardian of the marketing website, handling web design and development. Over time, as the only designer on the marketing team, the role evolved to be more design-centric. Now, on top of designing the landing pages, I create all marketing visual assets on a daily basis, manage art direction for projects with freelancers, and ensure the branding look and voice are consistent with the design team.

Tech Stack

HTML, CSS (SCSS), JavaScript, Git. Recently have been wrangling with: ReactJS, Gatsby, ES6

Tools

Adobe Photoshop, Adobe After Effects, Google Analytics, Figma, HubSpot

Web Design & Development

  • Design and marketing landing pages and serve as a bridge between the marketing and front-end teams
  • "Flair Advocate": Finding ways to introduce flair to landing pages, such as incorporating animations
  • Work with the product marketer and SEO specialist to optimize the website for leads, sign ups, SEO and performance
Screenshot of an app feature Screenshot of an app feature
Stylized screenshots for landing pages
Animations to showcase a product, done with Adobe After Effects
A set of icons for Toggl Track
Icon set for Toggl Track features

Visual Design

  • Create marketing collaterals such as display ads, sales proposals, and presentation decks.
  • Provide copywriting for display ads, social media and email banners
  • Take on the role of Project Manager or Art Director if we were to hire freelancers for bigger projects
  • The Toggl design principles are: bold, simple, quirky, humane, and empowering
Sample data usage report done for Toggl Track
Data report for users, done with Figma
Inspired by that year's Spotify Wrapped, we created a fun set of social media posts for our own Toggl Wrapped.
Sets of social media posts to promote a feature or a specific blog post

Other

  • Part PPC Specialist for ~12 months, where I had to create and maintain Facebook and Instagram ad campaigns with quarterly budgets ranging from $300 to $15K. This role also includes conducting campaign optimization and implementing retargeting strategies, event tracking and reporting in Google Analytics
My Favorite WinFavorite Wins
  • Learned Adobe After Effects for simple animations. This was eventually required even if my primary tool was HTML and CSS due to the lack of options to export HTML/CSS into high-quality GIFs or videos.
  • Learned more about ad campaigns, even if I wasn't a fan of the process (or the platform); there is a certain satisfaction in successfully getting an ad down to $0.01 per click.
  • I got a MacBook, which then kick-started my learning of using Sketch. I am a Figma convert now, though.

Her landing page work and animations are so so so awesome. Next level stuff. She also has this natural curiosity to just try new things. Feedback in an anonymized 360° review at work