Mitch Millsaps
Software designer based in Denver, CO.
Side projects
Got to design a fun landing page for an event we're throwing
Quick preview of our random side social media project's public stats page.
Some fun illustrations for various states around the Stimulus site for giveaways, shopping, and account management.
Some icons from a series I'm making for random spots around Sticker Mule
Fun idea I had for an app where you log the games you play and get the communal review aspect. Making the icons for this was fun and I thought the PS2 memory card for logging a new game was pretty clever.
My final post for Calendly. I'll be going somewhere new soon but figured I'd share a preview of the shared library I made to keep us on track across teams.
Some stickers I illustrated for Calendly's meeting rooms. All 4 are named after cocktails: Mojito, Moscow Mule, Mai Tai, Manhattan
Had the chance to design the new onboarding experience for Calendly. It's been live for a while now and we've seen a huge uptick in first time meetings scheduled — one of our primary success metrics.
This was an awesome validation of the original hypothesis — the existing onboarding being barebones and disconnected. We've been speaking with customers a lot more lately and the research insights we've gained made this the best it could be.
Couple of illustrations for Calendly's newsletter emails. Really like the metaphor for time management.
Updated the Calendly pricing page now that we have a new plan and tons of new features.
Just a snippet of the updated features page as the 'Mitch bots' (as the rest of the team has taken to calling them) take over our marketing.
It's finally live! One of my first big projects at Calendly was redesigning the home page to make it friendly and easier to understand. I had a lot of freedom in creating the illustration style — daunting but fun.
Creating a company's illustration style was eye-opening. Maintaining consistency and even the sheer amount of work was new to me as I'm not a traditional illustrator. I leaned a lot on metaphor for the subjects but I'm happy with how it came out.
