Hi, I’m Caitlin.

I’m a Product Designer from Washington, D.C. currently looking for design positions. After over 7 years in the non-profit world as a results-driven Program Director, I was inspired by those I work with to pursue my passion of Product Design. I specialize in working on products for international audiences and working cross-functionally to deliver the best results. I consider myself a humanity centered designer — I love designing for good. I thrive in a mission-driven environment and enjoy designing products and experiences that are easy to use and make a difference in everyday life. I’m also a life-long learner, so you can find me learning Front End Design through SheCodes and Korean in my spare time.

Portfolio

  • Let's Go!

    Planning travel is hard, but does it have to be? The Let’s Go! mobile app reimagines an easier way to plan and organize your travel experiences, whether you are traveling alone or with a group. The following case study details the research and design process, as well as the final product, the future of the product and lessons learned.

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  • Global Justice Ecology Project

    I am currently serving as a Lead UX Writer for a website improvement and overhaul volunteer project for an environmental rights nonprofit. As a lead, I manage three apprentice UX Writers and I expect to finish this project by the end of June 2024. Stay tuned for updates!

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  • Kanban Zone Client Project

    The Industry Design Project from Springboard Learning matches UX Design students with companies in need of UX Design expertise. The client, the CEO of Kanban Zone, wanted to re-design the pricing page on his website in order to convert visitors to customers.

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  • Design Sprint

    This 5 day Google Venture Design Sprint was centered on the client Gallery Pal. Gallery Pal is a fictional company looking to give art enthusiasts the best museum experience possible. The goal for the 5 day Sprint was to deliver a working prototype of a mobile app or mobile web app that addressed the problem they identified.

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