Employed a user-centric approach for iterative product designs, considering needs, behavior, and feedback.Collaborated across teams, generating innovative ideas and concepts for design solutions.Created wireframes, prototypes, and visually appealing designs, ensuring seamless user experiences.Conducted usability testing, refined designs, and maintained communication for successful product execution.

Conducting user research: qualitative and quantitativeAnalyzing data: Analyzing user research data to identify patterns, trends, and insights that can inform the design process.Creating user personas: Creating user personas based on the research findings to ensure the design is tailored to the target audience.Creating user flows and wireframes: Creating user flows and wireframes to map out the user journey and design the interface.Conducting usability testing: Conducting… Show more Conducting user research: qualitative and quantitativeAnalyzing data: Analyzing user research data to identify patterns, trends, and insights that can inform the design process.Creating user personas: Creating user personas based on the research findings to ensure the design is tailored to the target audience.Creating user flows and wireframes: Creating user flows and wireframes to map out the user journey and design the interface.Conducting usability testing: Conducting usability testing to evaluate the design and identify areas for improvement.Collaborating with the design team: Collaborating with the design team to ensure the design aligns with user needs and goals.Conducting competitive analysis: Conducting competitive analysis to understand how other fitness apps and websites are designed and identifying opportunities for differentiation.Communicating findings: Communicating research findings to stakeholders and presenting recommendations based on the research to ensure the final design meets user needs and business goals. Show less

Gathered and evaluated user requirements. Illustrated process flow with feedbackanalysis. Development UI mockups and prototypes. Identified and troubleshoot UXproblems

Plan and conduct user research and competitor analysis.Interpret data and qualitative feedback.Create user stories, personas, and storyboards.Determine information architecture and create sitemaps.Create prototypes and wireframes.

We had 7 different departments I was assigned to 2 naming social media and fundraising , I had to do the following which was a completely new experience for me-Creation of social media strategy-Creation and posting of social media content-Analyzing and report creation-Engagement with Audience

UX ResearcherEkibeki is a craft based foundation working in the area of upliftment and promotions of traditional and urban craft we worked together for :-Building a platform for fundraising-Social media engagement-craft astisans interview-Data collection-Website building

We worked both for interiors and exteriors but my main duties were:-Balance the three primary types of lighting – accent, ambient and task lighting – in a room-Create a “path of illumination” in a house so that it's easy and safe to move from room to room-Ensure that this path accounts for changes in natural lighting, from dawn until dusk-Highlight architectural details and other visual areas of interest-Confirm to electrical codes and energy efficiency standards-At this… Show more We worked both for interiors and exteriors but my main duties were:-Balance the three primary types of lighting – accent, ambient and task lighting – in a room-Create a “path of illumination” in a house so that it's easy and safe to move from room to room-Ensure that this path accounts for changes in natural lighting, from dawn until dusk-Highlight architectural details and other visual areas of interest-Confirm to electrical codes and energy efficiency standards-At this juncture, the art of lighting converges with science because to achieve these objectives, a lighting designer must balance a number of -considerations, including the:-Size and shape of an area-How the area will be used (since some activities, especially reading, require more light)-The height and shape of the ceiling, which affects how light is reflected-Color of the walls (since dark colors absorb more light than muted colors)-Built-in lighting, such as recessed can lights-Traffic patterns through the area Show less