OneDrive Hero Illustration

OneDrive Visual Design

As a visual designer on the Microsoft OneDrive product team, I worked across illustration, web design, and mobile design (Android and iOS) — contributing to areas including the OneDrive.com home page, OneDrive Photos experience, first run experiences, guided tour interactive banners, Premium feature cards and upsell visuals, email campaigns, and empty state illustrations — bringing a cohesive and engaging visual identity across the product's key touchpoints.

 

Illustrations for OneDrive.com landing page (2018)

All files in sync — across all devices

Mobile Sign-In Page Illustrations

The OneDrive first-run mobile carousel required succinct yet engaging illustrations to complement the accompanying copy, with the goal of driving users to create an account or log in.

 

Android First Run Experience Illustration Series

OneDrive Cloud Storage Feature Illustrations

The feature card designs called for a metaphorical approach to illustrating varying levels of cloud storage. At the time (2017), cloud storage was still a relatively novel concept for mainstream audiences, so the challenge was to translate an abstract, technical idea into something immediately intuitive and relatable — making the invisible feel tangible. The illustration style helped establish a visual standard and style guide that informed the direction of all subsequent illustrations across both marketing and in-product experiences.

 

OneDrive Feature Card Illustrations

Empty State Illustration Series & Style

I developed a comprehensive illustration library encompassing all empty state graphics across OneDrive.com. Each illustration employs a restrained grayscale palette — a deliberate design choice that visually communicates the absence of content while maintaining a clean, unobtrusive user experience. Below are a select few from the collection.

 

OneDrive Recycle Bin Empty State Illustration

Shared Page Empty State

Something Went Wrong Page

Collections Page Empty State

Album Page Empty State