Empathize
• User interviews
• User journey maps
• Personas
Define
• Affinity mapping
• Empathy mapping
• "How might we" statement
Ideate
• Card sorting
• Crazy 8's
• Worst possible idea
Prototype
• Sketches
• Storyboards
• Lo-fi wireframes
• High-fidelity mockups
Test
• Concept testing
• A/B testing
• Usability testing
Evaluate/Implement
• Presentation to stakeholders
• Design hand-off
• Takeaways
I adeptly utilize Figma for crafting sleek screen designs and functional prototypes, and FigJam for collaborative brainstorming, seamlessly blending creativity and functionality in my workflow.
I am proficient in Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, and Audition for multi-media production.
I understand the basic logics of front-end coding language by possessing intermediate HTML/CSS skills.
Trustful friend and amazing teammate who can work under pressure. Angela is full of great ideas.
Representation is everything when trying to connect with your audience, and to find great diverse illustrations is difficult. You created a beautiful asset.
Angela constantly takes responsibility in helping client with solving their needs in consultations. She has strong communication skills.
Would work with Angela again because she actively contributed ideas and was eager to work on things or ideate together. After we ended a team meeting for synthesis, we were both still on Figma moving things around and editing our insights.
Angela always challenges herself to think outside of the box. She has great perspectives and critical lens to view things.
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I take time to sketch and finalize workflows to make sure the design is effective and beneficial for the user. My greatest weapon is my empathy as a foundation for design process and understanding.
I am passionate about fixing poor experiences, and obsessed with understanding what makes a great one so meaningful—and how keep improving upon it.
I am able to own my work and translate the importance of an UX mission in a way that resonates with everyone, while still staying open to feedback.
