UX/UI Designer Resume

SUMMARY:

12+ years’ experience in creating desktop, learning software and responsive web sites.
Conceptualized, designed, and developed over two dozen simulation - based, learning products for the IT field.
Substantial hands-on experience with front end, authoring and graphics software in user-centered environments.
Expert in adult learning and creating software that increases comprehension and decreases learning curves.
Licensed Confidential source code to Confidential, generating a large licensing fee.
Developed custom software for the Confidential .
Negotiated with the Wiley and Sons, producing a reseller agreement with Confidential .
Sales of several million dollars were generated.

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DESIGN AND RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:

Confidential

UX/UI Designer

Responsibilities:

Based on business requirements, created wireframes, storyboards, UX flow charts, mockups and clickable prototypes, meeting client needs
Designed user-centered interfaces for desktop applications and responsive web sites
Created buttons, screens, and other graphic assets
Redesigned web site into a mobile-first, responsive site
As compared to traditional methods, presentation of user documentation plus simulated networks increased comprehension by 30% and satisfaction by 40%

Confidential

UX/UI Designer

Responsibilities:

Utilized analytics to determine user needs. Surveys were presented with a Confidential .
Card sorting was utilized
Conducted adult learning research
A/B testing utilized to test presentation of various screens.
Created multiple user personas, based on the knowledge baseline and goals of potential users
Conducted heuristic analysis. Written and verbal feedback was recorded
Conducted usability testing by presenting mockups and prototypes to users and determining skill level of the user
Created user learning assessment by developing case-based scenarios, and simulation-based questions
As compared to traditional methods, case-based presentation and assessment increased successful outcomes by 28%