Gina Doyle Email & Phone Number

Uxbridge, Ma, Us

San Francisco, California, Us

San Francisco, California, Us

Designing the testing and runner aspects of GitLab's CI/CD features.

Ramsey, New Jersey, Us

At Resynque I've worked in phases to design a web-based real estate platform to to expand existing online search technologies and streamline the transaction from offer to closing.⭐️ Phase 1 & Phase 2: After getting a sense of what the goals of Resynque are, I created a prototype of the platform at it's ideal state.• Completed a research analysis of buyers' and sellers' current experiences with agents, capturing pain points and user needs. Completed a competitive analysis of existing platforms today and what they do well and poorly.• Created a conceptual map and IA framework for how the platform will be built• Created user flows of how the platform will work, capturing key interactions from each user perspective• Transformed conceptual designs into lo-fi wireframes both within the web experience and (logged in) platform experience for all users (buyer, seller, seller agent, buyer agent, landlord)• Created prototypes of the lo-fi wireframes and ran user tests to gather feedback on the flows and design• Updated wireframes using the insights gathered from the user testing analysis• Created hi-fi implementation artifacts including hi-fi mockups of distinct screens, interaction guidelines, and style guide⭐️ Phase 3: After figuring out what Resynque would look like at an ideal state, we ended up filtering down the amount of features to get closer to an MVP version. This phase will end with another working prototype.• Created use cases, per user, for features that are in scope• Created a user flow diagram to map out how the platform will work and the IA• Created lo-fi wireframes that represented many of the key flows and interactions per user (including buyers, sellers and agents)

San Francisco, Ca, Us

Working as an interaction designer with the Infrastructure and Internal Tooling teams to improve admin experiences for users that include, but are not limited to, customer service employees and infrastructure engineers.

Raleigh, Nc, Us

As an Interaction Designer, I have been primarily working with both the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform (OCP) and OpenShift Cluster Manager teams. In addition, I continue to contribute to PatternFly's design system, design documentation and design kit. I also lead the Red Hat UXD collaboration with BU Spark!. Here are some specific tasks that I have completed over the year:⭐️ OCP (April 2020 - present)• Designed key features for the OpenShift Console releases (4.6-future releases) including column management, bulk actions, cluster update process, favorites, and getting started experiences• Replaced inconsistent or old PatternFly components in the Console with new PatternFly 4 components, such as toolbars• Created and reviewed OpenShift Origin Design guidelines for internal Red Hatters and customers to reference• Started an animation exploration effort that has now spanned to be included in PatternFly's design system• Wrote 2 blogs that were featured on the OpenShift blog about newly released features• Held (and continue to hold) quarterly customer feedback sessions to gather information regarding customer pain points and gather feedback for forward-looking designs⭐️ OCM (October 2020 - present)• Designed key features for OpenShift Dedicated customers including autoscaling and cluster updates• Collaborated with 2 other designers to capture future UX initiatives and where they fit along the release cycle• Created, prioritized and assigned design stories per sprint with 2 other designers⭐️ Mentoring and presentations• Organized and ran 3 UX workshops over the Fall semester for 20+ students• Mentored a group of BU Spark! students during their Fall semester• Was a panelist for a BU UX session for students to learn more about UX responsibilities and jobs• Helped run a UX series called "Raising the UX bar" for Red Hat DevTools UI developers to learn more about UX, why it is important and how it applies to their products

Raleigh, Nc, Us

Since I joined Red Hat in 2018, I have spent a large amount of time working with the Red Hat Developer Program group, designing the website and researching best practices and competitors. I have actively participated in PatternFly, contributing design and documentation. I have lead UXD workshops for the BU Spark! Program and I have also mentored for students within the program. Here are some specific tasks I have completed over the years:Red Hat Developer Program (RHDP)[ ] Leading (current project) the RHDP site redesign in an effort to increase user engagement and content density[ ] Analyzed RHDP site card designs and audited where and when we use each[ ] Researched competitors and best practices of developer programs to compare to Red Hat Developer Program[ ] Updated the RHDP product experience content and designPatternFly[ ] Contributed 5+ visual designs of components to PatternFly[ ] Own and maintain the PatternFly Design Kit for the UXD team and other contributors to utilize. The kit includes a symbol library file and a template file (two of each files in total for system font updates) - lead a team to help contribute to the library and template[ ] Contributed 5+ guidelines for design patterns on patternfly.org[ ] Reviewed, commented and contributed to 10+ PatternFly PRsBU Spark![ ] Lead workshop sessions for Fall 2019 semester (and will continue to)[ ] Mentor students within the program

Boston, Ma, Us

As a mentor for BU Spark!, I work to provide UX suggestions, tips and feedback to a group of students who are working to build an application within a semester. I'm usually mentoring both Fall and Spring semesters, occasionally meeting with students on campus (in 2019).

Raleigh, Nc, Us

Medford, Massachusetts, Us

Regarding a curriculum to improve elementary students' spatial thinking