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Check out my portfolio: _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ --- After reevaluating my experiences, values, and ideal work environment, I pivoted my career to UX design from pursuing a Doctor of Pharmacy. I’ve spent years working in collaborative environments at pharmacies and various organizations. These experiences have developed my skills for solving problems, conducting research, and understanding users. Outside of work, I still enjoy designing, whether it’s digital illustration, painting, or crochet. Also, I’m a home cook and amateur baker who loves developing new recipes. When I’m not doing art or making food, you can find me hitting golf balls at the driving range, browsing at a plant shop, reading for my book clubs, or watching horror movies with friends. My Design Philosophy: 1. Never stop learning 👩🏻‍💻 There’s always room for improvement and endless sources of inspiration, especially since design trends and best practices are always changing. I find importance in keeping up to date with trends and WCAG standards so that my designs maintain a fresh look and stay competitive in the market. 2. Be insight driven 💡 Finding a solution to a design problem won’t always follow the same process or use the same methods. I always focus on finding the right questions to ask in order to choose the best methods for research. 3. Focus on actionable solutions 📲 In the real world, there are always design constraints from budgets and deadlines to software feasibility. It’s up to me as a designer to find creative ways to efficiently produce a solution within those constraints. --- Employment and project experience Lead UI/UX Designer Unscrolled at Talmud Torah of Crown Heights _March 2023 - Present_…Check out my portfolio: _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ --- After reevaluating my experiences, values, and ideal work environment, I pivoted my career to UX design from pursuing a Doctor of Pharmacy. I’ve spent years working in collaborative environments at pharmacies and various organizations. These experiences have developed my skills for solving problems, conducting research, and understanding users. Outside of work, I still enjoy designing, whether it’s digital illustration, painting, or crochet. Also, I’m a home cook and amateur baker who loves developing new recipes. When I’m not doing art or making food, you can find me hitting golf balls at the driving range, browsing at a plant shop, reading for my book clubs, or watching horror movies with friends. My Design Philosophy: 1. Never stop learning 👩🏻‍💻 There’s always room for improvement and endless sources of inspiration, especially since design trends and best practices are always changing. I find importance in keeping up to date with trends and WCAG standards so that my designs maintain a fresh look and stay competitive in the market. 2. Be insight driven 💡 Finding a solution to a design problem won’t always follow the same process or use the same methods. I always focus on finding the right questions to ask in order to choose the best methods for research. 3. Focus on actionable solutions 📲 In the real world, there are always design constraints from budgets and deadlines to software feasibility. It’s up to me as a designer to find creative ways to efficiently produce a solution within those constraints. --- Employment and project experience Lead UI/UX Designer Unscrolled at Talmud Torah of Crown Heights _March 2023 - Present_

francesurani

UX Designer, UI Designer, Product Designer

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Check out my portfolio: _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ --- After reevaluating my experiences, values, and ideal work environment, I pivoted my career to UX design from pursuing a Doctor of Pharmacy. I’ve spent years working in collaborative environments at pharmacies and various organizations. These experiences have developed my skills for solving problems, conducting research, and understanding users. Outside of work, I still enjoy designing, whether it’s digital illustration, painting, or crochet. Also, I’m a home cook and amateur baker who loves developing new recipes. When I’m not doing art or making food, you can find me hitting golf balls at the driving range, browsing at a plant shop, reading for my book clubs, or watching horror movies with friends. My Design Philosophy: 1. Never stop learning 👩🏻‍💻 There’s always room for improvement and endless sources of inspiration, especially since design trends and best practices are always changing. I find importance in keeping up to date with trends and WCAG standards so that my designs maintain a fresh look and stay competitive in the market. 2. Be insight driven 💡 Finding a solution to a design problem won’t always follow the same process or use the same methods. I always focus on finding the right questions to ask in order to choose the best methods for research. 3. Focus on actionable solutions 📲 In the real world, there are always design constraints from budgets and deadlines to software feasibility. It’s up to me as a designer to find creative ways to efficiently produce a solution within those constraints. --- Employment and project experience Lead UI/UX Designer Unscrolled at Talmud Torah of Crown Heights _March 2023 - Present_…Check out my portfolio: _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ --- After reevaluating my experiences, values, and ideal work environment, I pivoted my career to UX design from pursuing a Doctor of Pharmacy. I’ve spent years working in collaborative environments at pharmacies and various organizations. These experiences have developed my skills for solving problems, conducting research, and understanding users. Outside of work, I still enjoy designing, whether it’s digital illustration, painting, or crochet. Also, I’m a home cook and amateur baker who loves developing new recipes. When I’m not doing art or making food, you can find me hitting golf balls at the driving range, browsing at a plant shop, reading for my book clubs, or watching horror movies with friends. My Design Philosophy: 1. Never stop learning 👩🏻‍💻 There’s always room for improvement and endless sources of inspiration, especially since design trends and best practices are always changing. I find importance in keeping up to date with trends and WCAG standards so that my designs maintain a fresh look and stay competitive in the market. 2. Be insight driven 💡 Finding a solution to a design problem won’t always follow the same process or use the same methods. I always focus on finding the right questions to ask in order to choose the best methods for research. 3. Focus on actionable solutions 📲 In the real world, there are always design constraints from budgets and deadlines to software feasibility. It’s up to me as a designer to find creative ways to efficiently produce a solution within those constraints. --- Employment and project experience Lead UI/UX Designer Unscrolled at Talmud Torah of Crown Heights _March 2023 - Present_

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San Diego, United States

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After reevaluating my experiences, values, and ideal work environment, I pivoted my career to UX design from pursuing a Doctor of Pharmacy. I’ve spent years working in collaborative environments at pharmacies and various organizations. These experiences have developed my skills for solving problems, conducting research, and understanding users.

Outside of work, I still enjoy designing, whether it’s digital illustration, painting, or crochet. Also, I’m a home cook and amateur baker who loves developing new recipes. When I’m not doing art or making food, you can find me hitting golf balls at the driving range, browsing at a plant shop, reading for my book clubs, or watching horror movies with friends.

My Design Philosophy:

Never stop learning 👩🏻‍💻
There’s always room for improvement and endless sources of inspiration, especially since design trends and best practices are always changing. I find importance in keeping up to date with trends and WCAG standards so that my designs maintain a fresh look and stay competitive in the market.
Be insight driven 💡
Finding a solution to a design problem won’t always follow the same process or use the same methods. I always focus on finding the right questions to ask in order to choose the best methods for research.
Focus on actionable solutions 📲
In the real world, there are always design constraints from budgets and deadlines to software feasibility. It’s up to me as a designer to find creative ways to efficiently produce a solution within those constraints.

Employment and project experience

Lead UI/UX Designer Unscrolled at Talmud Torah of Crown Heights
March 2023 - Present