Gremlin

  • Sketch of two small, humanoid creatures with pointed ears and elongated limbs, with a thought bubble above showing a rabbit with long ears and a question mark.

    Branding

    Implemented company’s branding and style guidelines.

  • The image features a teal background with a white cartoonish icon of a creature with large ears, sharp teeth, and angry eyes. To the right of the icon, the text reads "Gremlin" in white, bold letters.

    Web design

    Managed a team of contract designers for marketing and product design projects.

  • Screenshot of a cybersecurity or network management interface titled 'Josh Gomez's World Design Playground,' showing options to choose a type of attack, target impacts, labeling containers, and scheduling attacks.

    User experience

    Designed marketing ads, created flows for web apps and development teams.

Branding

The evolution of chaos engineering through storytelling

Client
Gremlin

Year
2019

Gremlin character sketches and brainstorming.

A pencil sketch of two goblin-like creatures with large ears and thin limbs, one larger and one smaller, with a thought bubble above depicting a bat hanging upside down.
Gremlin logo featuring a cartoonish creature with large pointed ears, a mischievous grin, and sharp teeth, next to the text 'Gremlin' in white on a teal background.

Inherited app design, applied initial styles and improved usability.

A digital interface showing a user creating a cybersecurity attack on a computer screen. The screen displays a green goblin icon with purple eyes and a mischievous grin. The interface has options to choose attack types, specify targets, set labels, and schedules, with a prominent green button labeled 'CREATE NEW ATTACK' at the bottom.
A computer screen displaying a cybersecurity simulation interface. It features a green cartoon goblin head with a mischievous grin. The interface has options for selecting attack types, such as DNS, and configuring impact levels. There are additional sections for choosing targets, labels, and scheduling attacks.

Logo redesign - simplified mascot and developed guidelines for word mark.

Screenshot of a computer program interface for creating and managing attacks. The interface includes options such as selecting a type of attack called 'Process Killer', defining impact parameters with inputs for length and interval, and toggles for various options including 'Kill children' which is turned on, and 'Oldest' and 'Exact' which are turned off. The layout features a dark side menu with items like Attacks, Clients, Users, and Team Report, and the system appears to be called 'Josh Gomez's World'.