Petra Campbell

At ArtVersion, Petra leverages her extensive background in design and branding in her role as an Art Director. Her specialty lies in the realm of creative visual communication, where she skillfully merges user experiences with aesthetic designs, underpinned by her acute understanding of surroundings and user behaviors. Petra's exceptional work garners recognition frequently, earning features in industry-related platforms such as Vega, Clutch, and Awwwards. Additionally, her work is showcased with some of our high-profile clients, including Hilton, Internet Society, ADL, and Exelon, where she serves in an Art Director capacity. Continually refining her prowess in innovative design creation, Petra blends her natural artistic talent with her strong aptitude for client communication. This blend empowers her to effectively collaborate with clients, transforming their ideas into captivating designs that resonate with their target audiences. In her role at ArtVersion, Petra's multifaceted skills and commitment to excellence are evident. Her contributions go beyond just encapsulating clients' brand narratives; they also drive the wider industry conversation, setting new standards in design and user experience.

Micro-Interactions That Actually Convert

Micro-interactions rarely show up in project scopes, yet they shape how people feel about a website within seconds. The hover that confirms a button is clickable. The subtle...

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Technology and Design Coexist Here

When people visit our studios, they often notice how closely design and technology sit next to each other — literally and in terms of process. Our teams share...

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Serif Is Back: The Return of Character

Design loves to swing like a pendulum. What feels fresh today can look tired tomorrow, only to come back around with sharper edges and a new perspective. Typography...

How to Fix Website Usability Issues

I recently visited a site where a promotional pop-up had a close button that also shut down the entire mobile menu. What should have been a simple tap...

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There Is No Wrong Color: The Art of Authentic Branding

Color theory in branding builds on psychological associations established through cultural and historical contexts. These familiar associations—often attributed to evolutionary psychology, cultural symbolism, and repeated marketing exposures—have shaped...

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Crafting Impactful Digital Experiences

Gone are the days when a sleek website alone could capture customer attention. Digital spaces have evolved into complex ecosystems where every click, scroll, and interaction shapes the...

User Experience Design

Optimizing Conversion Pathways

Picture this: A visitor lands on your website, immediately understands where to go, what to do, and effortlessly completes their desired action—whether it’s making a purchase, signing up...

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The Power of Unified Transformation

Picture a website redesign not as a mere digital facelift, but as a catalyst for total brand transformation. In today’s experience-driven marketplace, the most successful companies recognize that...

Adobe MAX 2024: The Future of Creativity

At Adobe MAX 2024, the creative landscape has been redefined, with Adobe unveiling a range of tools designed to empower designers, videographers, and artists to push the boundaries...