International Space Federation

The International Space Federation (ISF) is dedicated to advancing scientific understanding and technological progress in energy and gravity, bringing together researchers, investors, and innovators working at the frontier of space and energy science. ISF’s previous website was built in the early 2010s and reflected the design conventions of that era. The site functioned largely as a blog, making it difficult to present the organization’s scientific work, events, and partnerships in a way that conveyed credibility or clearly communicated its mission. The design direction drew inspiration from NASA and other space exploration institutions. Rather than filling pages with dense content, the visual system emphasized clarity and restraint, using negative space, typography, and large-scale imagery to evoke the vastness of space and highlight the significance of the research being presented. Working in Figma, I led the UX strategy, site architecture, and visual design before collaborating with a front-end developer to implement the build in WordPress. The site incorporates modern WebGL interactions and subtle motion elements, including mouse-responsive effects and parallax animations that add depth while maintaining a clean and focused experience.