I’m (Brent Nuñez) a product designer working @ Instagram & Design Director for Creative Growth Magazine.

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Product Design at...
Instagram (2022–current). Discovery Inc (2020–2022). Five & Done Creative Agency (2018–2020). Samba TV (2016–2018).

Design Director at Creative Growth Magazine (2014–current).

Discovery DTC

I helped design and build a multi-platform suite of experiences for Magnolia—a home design and lifestyle company. This suite of experiences includes an e-commerce shop, streaming for sit-back and lean-in content, a blog for DIY projects, recipes, etc., and a visitor center that includes event and tourist information. 

I led the shop and areas of the watch experiences. I also shaped the search and navigation efforts for web, app-IOS and Android, and CTV.

Shout out—

Melanie Lantin, Krystle Swaving, Ena Tioseco, Kimberly Ong, Jason Kisner, Carolyn DiLoreto, and Juan Octavio

Other designs from the shop and watch verticals--

Toyota

I led a small team of Product Designers to help Toyota with all UX/UI needs—research, recommendations, and enhancements—for both consumer and enterprise products. The projects that I’ve lead allowed us to work with new teams across Toyota’s business.

Shout out

Phil Konya, Isaac Park, Zack Travis, Phuong Ho and Jake Nolan

Buyatoyota.com Enhancements—

Vehicle API Enterprise Product —

Air New Zealand

I redesigned the Air New Zealand website. Along the way, I shared observational testing and design validation testing results with ANZ. ANZ has been slowly updating their site based on my recommendations.

Shout out

Phil Konya & Matt DeSio

Final Comps—

Wires—

Samba TV

I worked as a Product Designer and Creative Designer, creating internal and external products, digital campaigns, and materials and presentations for events.

Shout out

Meghan York, Justin Ma, and Chelsea Stewart

Ads Manager Product &
Real-time Viewership Product—

Visual Design & Booth Design at CES 2018—

SFAI

I mantained and evolved the school's brand and means of digital communication—eblasts, assets for social media, site updates, etc.—and was responsible for creating design materials for admissions, exhibitions, and events.