Art Direction - SensoryToolbox

Keeping in mind children and families living with Tourette's, ADHD, autism, and sensory processing differences. That framing drove every decision. Interfaces needed large, forgiving tap targets and a navigation model simple enough to use during a difficult moment, so we kept hierarchy shallow and made each screen state obvious. Color was treated as a functional constraint rather than decoration, using a warm and legible palette calibrated to stay engaging without overstimulating. We built a custom illustration and design system to carry that balance consistently across the product, then worked closely with Robert Stitt on rapid prototyping to validate flows early. From there the work extended into branding, a supportive marketing site, and launch preparation, making sure Sensory Toolbox reached the families who needed it.