I viewed requirements and gathered raw user data. I created a sitemap and Identity Access Management (IAM) personas. I also researched, contributed, and coded some of the SAM Web Design Standards (Design System), a branch of the USWDS. I helped perform user testing, and created user flows and mockups for IAM, My Access pages, Sam.gov Reporting, and designed an easier way for users to search government documents for the new Sam.gov. Sam.gov Reporting has data visualizations displaying government and small business contract awards.  I also took part in a SAFe Agile process.

Accessibility: I was in charge of ensuring all wireframes and the Dev environment followed WCAG 2.1.

I created a Landing Page design and HR and Procurement online forms for The World Bank. On display are a couple of examples of Procurement online forms designed in Axure. I also did a version of the Purchase Order Change Form using Bootstrap. In addition, there are also on-display examples of personas (pictures are not based on real people), user journey maps, and a sitemap.

Gathered requirements, created user stories, use cases, sitemaps, wireframes, coded front-end UI’s, and worked with developers (etc). Performed heuristics and user testings. This process lead to the creation of a user friendly mobile app and a module for users (using gamification)  to gain health knowledge and incentives for cheaper insurance.

The images displayed are a couple of wireframes and final mockups for a proposed Interactive Security iPhone app. I created the requirements for the app, performed market research, and made sure the app designs were user friendly. The app also followed the iOS Human Interface Guidelines.

About My Toolbox
An inventory list of a user’s tools which helps the user:
1. Know what tools need to be replaced (status of the tool)
2. Have easy access to buy another tool
3. See recommended tools when replacing a tool.
4. Search tools to add to inventory list or order tools.
5. Be able to Scan Tool Barcode to add the product to the inventory list or to delete it.
Users: Estimated 16-50 age group. Occupation: Construction Worker, a user that has a DIY job or project, Small Business Owner.

I have done UX Research for an ad agency Gmmb to plan out Bill Gates Foundation Program Related Investments (PRI) site. Wrote a requirements document for the project. Gathered user data from stakeholder interviews and incorporated valuable data in creating personas (pictures not based on real people). I had set up a card sorting activity to choose the best menu options and received great results. I created low-fidelity wireframe designs and presented the homepage concept to the team. The other pages already had set content and design. 

Fall Lights is a sensory room game designed for autistic students at Kennedy Krieger. It provides a way to calm the student’s and prepare their cognition and sensory skills before classes. As the student approaches the sensor system, their distance is measured with a ultra-sonic ranging device. LED’s behind painted leaves on an acrylic panel change color corresponding to the distance. The student's will be able to control the color of the leaves by moving to exact distances, simulating the changing color of Autumn leaves. In order to see all of the lights, the student has to move slowly to different distances. It enables them to be more alert to their environment.

The results of user-testing showed that the device successfully increased attention span in autistic students ages 5-13 and it served as a good reinforcer for work completion.

Starting (10/2013) I worked as an intern at E-ISG Asset Management/ E-ISG Asset Intelligence providing ux support to app and website development.

I created a timeline, gathered requirements, created user stories, did market research, site maps, heuristic eval, wireframes, low and high fidelity mockups of an online getting started wizard application that enters the information in the eQuip! mobile app. 

The bottom mockups I created a timeline, gathered requirements, did market research, created user stories, a user flow, wireframes, and low and high fidelity prototypes. I also coding some pages in Wordpress using HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, and jQuery.

Fashion Computing

When shopping, the vision-impaired need clothing-related information, such as color, item, size, price, store, and washing instructions. The mobile app wireframe will read barcodes, QR codes on the clothing tags, and information gathered from a picture of the clothing item. The user can give and get clothing feedback by selecting the "Feedback Exchange" button. I used Figma for the screens.