Suzanne Shea

As a Product Designer at Trainly, I created wireframes and prototypes to test usability, optimized features based on user feedback, and collaborated with team members to enhance product features. My role involved researching competitive products and ensuring design consistency for developer hand-off.

In my role as a Graphic & Web Designer at Thriving Elements, I created print materials and managed multiple projects. I collaborated with developers to audit website designs for improvements and advocated for accessibility enhancements while producing wireframes and high-fidelity designs for implementation.

As the sole UX/UI designer for Opportunity Hack, I redesigned the Safe Space app for a non-profit. My work included collaborating with developers to enhance the app for iOS and Android markets post-hackathon.

In a team setting, I contributed as a UX/UI designer to build a website for the non-profit Rebuild the City. My responsibilities included creating wireframes, developing high-fidelity designs, and collaborating on content and visuals within a tight timeframe.

I participated as the sole UX/UI designer in a hackathon, where I created wireframes, functional prototypes, and a design system for a web application. My role involved collaborating with developers to bring the project from ideation to launch.

Master of Education in Special Education, focusing on innovative teaching strategies and inclusive practices to support diverse learners.

Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts & Psychology, providing a comprehensive understanding of human behavior and critical thinking skills.