Joshua Jadulco · UI/UX & web designer · Toronto, Canada
I make complicated things
feel simple.
I’m a UI/UX and web designer in Toronto. My favourite kind of problem: taking something confusing — a wall of prices, a dozen emergency feeds, the maze of finding child care — and turning it into a website or app that feels calm, clear, and obvious to use.
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- Projects designed
- 4
- Made for the public
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- Live and in use
Selected work
5 projects, start to finish.
Most of these take something confusing — recalls, prices, city emergencies, finding child care — and turn it into something people can actually use. Tap any project to see how.
- 01 Public
Canada Grocery & Pantry Index
Nearly a decade of Canadian grocery prices turned into clear item histories, monthly reports, and comparisons that make the cost of living easier to see.
- UX design
- Data visualization
- Editorial design
- Charts & tables
- 02 Public
Canada Product Recall Hub
A calmer way for Canadians to search official recalls, scan a barcode, and focus on the allergen or child-safety notices that matter to their family.
- UX design
- Search & filtering
- Accessibility
- Mobile-first
- 03 Public
GTA Alerts
A real-time picture of GTA fire and police calls, transit delays, and road incidents — with maps and briefings instead of a maze of agency feeds.
- UX design
- Real-time dashboards
- Data visualization
- Maps & wayfinding
- 04 Public
GTA Daycare Finder
A bilingual daycare finder designed to help GTA parents search and compare licensed centres while showing which important details still need a phone call.
- UX design
- User research
- Bilingual (EN/FA)
- Accessibility
- 05 Product
EpochBridge
Nineteen calendar systems brought into one playful converter, with helpful calendar guides and an “On This Day” view that turns any date into a story.
- UI design
- Interaction design
- Visual design
- Prototyping
Approach
Design that makes hard things feel easy.
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Trust
Show what’s known. Be clear about what isn’t.
The Daycare Finder separates confirmed, missing, and declined details instead of guessing. The recall hub never turns “no results” into a false promise of safety.
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Clarity
Turn dense information into a clear next step.
The grocery index turns 110 monthly price histories into quick comparisons. EpochBridge organizes 19 calendar systems so one date still feels easy to explore.
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Reliability
Design for the moment a source goes quiet.
GTA Alerts brings fire, police, transit, and road incidents into one view, then shows the health of each feed so missing data never looks like a quiet city.
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Access
Make the useful path work for more people.
The Daycare Finder supports English and Persian, including right-to-left layouts. The recall hub adds barcode input, focused safety views, and display controls for different needs.
What I do
- Design
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- User research
- User flows & UX
- UI & visual design
- Prototyping
- Interfaces
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- Data visualization
- Maps & dashboards
- Search & filtering
- Design systems
- Craft
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- Accessibility
- Mobile-first
- Two languages (EN/FA)
- Fast & lightweight
- And I build them
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- Responsive websites
- Interactive web apps
- Front-end
- Live, real-time data