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😸 Anyā Likhitha
Artist, Storyteller & Shiny Cat | 🌱 Guiding @nyaaa.life @hatch.mediahouse
Anyā Likhitha is a multifaceted professional based in Singapore who currently serves as the Head of Hatch Mediahouse at Hatch, a position she has held since October 2023.1 She describes herself as an Impact Brand Strategist, Facilitator, and Playful Experience Artist.1
Professional Background
With over 11 years of experience, Anyā has worked across various fields, including:
- Art
- Commercial photography
- Graphic design
- Advertising
- Digital marketing
- Brand strategy
- Experience design
- Education
She likens her versatile career to a cat that adapts to different environments while maintaining its unique identity.1
Current Roles and Ventures
In addition to her position at Hatch Mediahouse, Anyā is:
- Founder of Anya Studios, a human-centered facilitation studio focused on co-creating strategies with impact businesses (since July 2019)1
- Co-Founder of UCU (since June 2020)1
- Fine Art Photographer at Anyā Photography (since August 2015)1
Education and Certifications
Anyā's educational background includes:
- GCE O Levels from Tanjong Katong Girls School (2008-2009)
- GCE A Levels from Anglo-Chinese Junior College (2010-2011)
- Diploma in Photography (Fashion & People) from School of Photography (2013-2015)
- Pearson Edexcel HND BTEC Level 5 Diploma in Photography (issued February 2015)1
Personal Insights
Anyā has shared that she is on the autism spectrum and has ADHD, which can affect her response time to messages and social communication.1 She values connecting with others and asks for patience and understanding in her interactions.
Her approach to work emphasizes "passion, purpose & people first," followed by "profit with progress," all while maintaining an element of fun.1 Anyā is committed to empowering individuals, communities, and organizations that aim to create positive change through her facilitation and strategic work.
Highlights
Henlo, website gardeners! 🌸 Welcome to Day 4 of our #30DaysOfWebsite journey. We’re taking this easy process to rework our websites across 30 days, no more than 15 minutes each day!
So far, we've reflected on our digital spaces, conducted an audit, and tended to our homepages. Today, let's make sure our websites are accessible from any device by focusing on mobile-friendliness.
📱 Your 15-Minute Practice for Today: 1️⃣ Open your website on a mobile device (or use a mobile simulator if you're on desktop). 2️⃣ Navigate through your main pages and ask yourself: - Does the content fit well on the screen without horizontal scrolling? - Are buttons and links easy to tap with a finger? - Is the text readable without zooming? 3️⃣ Try filling out a form or navigating your menu. Is it easy to do on mobile?
✨ If you have a bit more time:
- Check your website on different devices (phone, tablet) or screen orientations (portrait vs. landscape).
- Use Google's Mobile-Friendly Test tool to get more insights.
💡 Why This Matters: With more people accessing the web on mobile devices, having a mobile-friendly site is like ensuring your garden is accessible through multiple entrances. It welcomes visitors regardless of their device, making their experience smooth and enjoyable.
🤝 Need a Helping Hand? Mobile optimization can sometimes feel tricky. If you're unsure about anything or want tips on improving your mobile experience, just ask! Drop your questions in the comments, and I'll be happy to help your website perform well on all screens.
Want to make sure you don't miss the daily prompts? Let me know in the comment if you'd like me to tag you tomorrow!
🗣️ Share Your Insights: How does your website perform on mobile? Any surprises or challenges you encountered? Remember, we're all learning and growing together in this digital landscape.
Tomorrow, we'll explore how to speed up your website's load time. Until then, happy mobile gardening! 🌿📱
#MobileFriendly #ResponsiveDesign #DigitalGardening #SmallBusinessTips
Notion rebranded, did you all see?
The halftone dots on the darker faces give me the heebie jeebies :( I'm a person of colour and I don't want to think of or imagine my face filled with dots (trypophobia, anyone?) 😭
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