The complete campaign journey
The desktop layout connects the cast-led opening with rewards, participation steps, ranking, registration and frequently asked questions.

Scroll to explore the complete screen.
A responsive campaign landing page connecting an entertainment identity with participation instructions, registration feedback and campaign information.

11 illustrated feature stories. Each follows a specific screen or use case. Open any image for a closer view.
The desktop layout connects the cast-led opening with rewards, participation steps, ranking, registration and frequently asked questions.

The mobile layout preserves the campaign identity while arranging its content into a vertical reading journey.
Tabbed instructions separate the campaign mechanics into readable stages and supporting illustrations.

The mobile design stacks the participation steps, keeping the instructions readable in a narrow viewport.

A Digibank instruction dialog explains the next action while preserving the campaign context behind it.

An invalid-input dialog gives the registration flow a distinct correction state.

The mobile success state acknowledges that registration has been completed within the designed flow.

A terraced-field composition explores a different campaign opening. This is a feedback-page variation, separate from the primary cast-led design.

An alternative overview organizes campaign reward opportunities. Displayed offers belong to the supplied design, not a current promotion.

A feedback-stage form groups name, identification and contact fields within the campaign layout.

An accordion-based FAQ exploration creates a dedicated place for campaign questions and answers.

This role statement is a working draft for Kha Hoang to review. Final ownership and scope will be confirmed.
I worked on the campaign landing-page interface, adapting the supplied visual identity into responsive layouts and organizing participation, forms and feedback states.
Original supplied interface artwork is preserved. Any figures, names or prices within the UI are design content, not reported project outcomes.