Ux Design Websites

Jesse Bäck is a technologist, web developer, and creative strategist. With over 15 years of experience, he crafts digital experiences that blend innovation with empathy. Jesse has a Master of Science in Economics (Information Systems Science) and has worked with startups and established organizations. He focuses on AI integration and designing human-centered digital services using AI and web technologies. Jesse is interested in making complex systems understandable and usable, from CRM implementation to UX design.

Michael Le is a designer, creator, and leader who thrives at the intersection of design, code, and human interaction. He began his career as a developer for investment banks before transitioning to design to connect people and products. He has delivered designs backed by user research and data through in-house design teams and consulting. Michael has also coached and mentored others in design and development. He led a team of designers and front-end developers at Kounta (now Lightspeed), shaping software for hospitality businesses. He also led the design system (React) between design and engineering teams. He creates plugins for Sketch and Figma and writes about design.

Ste Grainer is a product design generalist based in Richmond, VA. He enjoys learning from people, crafting accessible and intuitive designs, and building useful tools. With nearly three decades of experience making websites, Ste has worked as a web developer, webmaster, interaction designer, UX designer, UI designer, and product designer. He has worked with both large and small organizations, and while he hasn't worked for FAANG companies, he has worked for several startups in Richmond, VA. He has written articles about design and development at UXcellence and once designed an icon that appeared in an Apple keynote.

Serena Chen is a designer, writer, and web tinkerer. She cares about creating well-crafted technology for a more kind and just world. She has been making and breaking the web since 1999. While her formal training is in physics and mathematics, she enjoys working in the intersections between fields. She works as a Staff Interaction Designer on Chrome, leading UX for Chrome Security. She has worked on projects such as A Clear Dawn, Project Zero, and Lunar Calendar.

Sarah Ahn is a St. Louis-based designer with a background in UX design and studio arts. She graduated from Webster University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drawing and from Treehouse with a Techdegree in UX Design. Before focusing on design, Sarah worked as a caricature artist at the Saint Louis Zoo and started her own business, Caricature STL, providing creative and artistic solutions such as event entertainment and custom illustrations. Currently, she is seeking UX design opportunities and training to be a yoga teacher.

Jose Munoz is a UX Manager and entrepreneur based in Puerto Rico. He leads a design team at BOLD, building digital tools that empower job seekers. He also co-owns Cuevas Closet Boutique with his wife, where he oversees the UX and marketing for their online and physical store. Jose enjoys sharing his love of tech, design, and Lego. He has worked as a UX designer for more than seven years and is currently the Lead Product Designer for the MyPerfectResume.com product.

Paulo is a Brazilian graphic designer with a Japanese twist and a digital art director. He has over 20 years of experience and holds a Google UX certification. Paulo has worked as a Senior Digital Art Director at TMS, a Visual Designer at Perro Amarillo, and a Senior Graphic Designer at Mog Design, among other roles. He believes in showing respect and empathy and is excited to be part of the digital design world.

Frank Renold describes himself as a curious and imaginative maker. He is an entrepreneur who has experienced both success and failure. He is also an actor and an optimist, a tinkerer and a builder. Frank has a background in UX-Design and web application development. He built a theater and has done a lot of improvising. He is a coach, fascinated by experts, and thrives on collaborative work. Frank aims to build trust through his being and doing, trust in a short life and a long history, self-confidence, and trust in the unfamiliar, in experiments, and in creativity.

Anton Sten is a UX Lead and Product Designer who provides design leadership for both small teams and large projects. He works closely with product teams, especially when direction is unclear, helping to shape product vision, improve quality, and facilitate better decision-making. Anton aims to be a useful resource, actively contributing when needed and stepping back as teams gain momentum. He has 28 years of experience as a designer and currently lives in Sweden with his wife and dog.

Benjamin Parry is a senior design researcher from East Sussex, England. He has been working in the design and web space since 2009. Starting as a front-end developer, he moved into UI and UX design before specializing in design research in 2017. He has 7 years of experience defining, designing, and conducting research for organizations around the globe. He is passionate about the environment, people, and technology.

Jonathan (Jonny) Aaronson is a Motion and UX Designer based in the Boston, MA area. He has experience in animation, motion design, visual effects, video editing, and UX design, working across industries like television, marketing, gaming, web design, and film. His work aims to help brands and projects stand out. He has held roles such as Digital Designer, Motion Designer, VFX Artist, UI Artist, UX Designer, Video Editor, and Visual Effects Artist. His video and animation creations have been displayed on stages like the Grand Ole Opry and the Nasdaq Bell Tower. Jonny holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Media Arts & Animation and a certificate in UX Design, and has also worked as a professor.

Alex Terenda is a product designer and engineer who helps startups turn complex problems into simple, elegant user experiences. He positions himself as a designer first, bringing product sense to research and technical skills to delivery. He is currently contracting as a designer, working primarily with early stage startups in regulated industries such as healthcare and cybersecurity. Most recently, he led product design at Cado Security through its acquisition by Darktrace, where he now leads design for Cloud and Email. He works remotely from Lisbon.

Angela Fox has been working in the AI/ML and design space for four years. After three years at Snorkel AI, she moved to Airtable to work on field agents. She believes that any serious AI product needs good evaluation UX and that AI products have the responsibility to surface eval as a key step in the use of AI. She lives in Miraloma, SF, and focuses on supporting her family, friends, and communities.

Kunal Devi is a Toronto-based Product & UX Designer focused on user flows, research-driven systems, and end-to-end digital experiences. Kunal's design journey began with art, specifically human portrait sketches using grid systems. They are adept at understanding and simplifying complex systems. Kunal has designed physical and digital products for various industries including sports technology. Kunal is currently looking for a UI/UX Designer role.

Andrew Mayfield is a builder and automator based in Wellington, New Zealand. With over 20 years of experience as a B2B SaaS CEO, including roles at Optimal Workshop and Spikefin, he now runs Ortomate, an AI Product Studio and Fractional Chief Automation Officer consultancy. His focus is on practical AI adoption and building systems that reduce tedium and increase impact. He explores the intersection of UX, product thinking, and applied AI, sharing his learnings through writing and building. Andrew is interested in multi-agent systems and their ROI-driven adoption. He values authenticity, creation, and the pursuit of truth.

Jérémie Fontana is a designer and futurist based in Lausanne, Switzerland. He has over 20 years of experience in design, strategy, and experience, working in digital, advertising, and media agencies, as well as freelance design. He currently works as a Senior Designer & Foresight Strategist at Liip and runs Senken.Studio, focusing on strategic foresight and speculative design. Jérémie explores how emerging trends shape brands, businesses, and experiences. He co-founded CreativeMornings Geneva, helped organize UXRomandie and the IxDA local chapter, and co-founded UX Lausanne. He hosts the Hackstock podcast about privacy and hacker culture, and The Perfect Ones podcast about music and vinyl records. He is a member of Futuribles, the Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies, RADAR and Futures 4 Europe.

Dan Morgan is a software and graphic designer based in Kansas City. He is available for contract or full-time design and development work. Dan holds a B.S. in Agronomy from Kansas State University. His passions include billiards, hiking, music, and retro tech. He is also a Certified Crop Advisor from the American Society of Agronomy and holds certifications in Adobe Graphic Design and Google UX Design from Coursera.

Alissa Condra is a UX designer and AI builder. She helps organizations make meaningful progress with AI by creating strategic user experiences and implementing artificial intelligence tools. Alissa simplifies complex tasks and features to create engaging digital experiences and deliver strategic business value. Her approach involves understanding the user, the organization, the team, and existing systems to propose the best solution. She has 15+ years of experience across various organization types, industries, and platforms. Alissa is currently working part time on her startup, BoxHawk, and part time on freelance projects for UX design, research, strategy, or website development. She sometimes teaches UX at Academy Xi.

Matthew is a British UX designer with 25 years of experience making websites. He has worked in finance during the birth of online banking, freelanced for clients around the world, been a part of community organising and publishing, and worked for a Fortune 500 company during a period of hypergrowth and expansion. He lives in Norfolk with his wife and dog, and sometimes works in Amsterdam or Cambridge, but mostly works from home.

Bluepikachu is a designer who enjoys design, programming, games, photography, and various creative activities. They write about a variety of topics on their blog, with a subjective and casual approach. They have worked on projects such as exping, Pixyer, NiFiTi, Slate Blog, Figma UX Writing UI2, and Files Preview.

Chris Castillo is a product designer with over 15 years of experience designing products for companies of all sizes. He is currently designing Trello at Atlassian and is the founder and designer at Lunar Labs. Chris has a passion for quality and strives to create useful, accessible, well-made, and beautiful designs. He lives in Bend, Oregon and enjoys photography, motorcycles, mountain biking, and skiing.

Meraj Mammadov is a PhD student in computer science at Örebro University, Sweden and a WASP fellow. He completed his bachelor and master's degrees in mechanical engineering in South Korea, at Ulsan National Institute of Science and Engineering. Currently, he is working at Adaptive and Interpretable Learning Systems Lab with Johannes Andreas Stork and Pedro Zuidberg Dos Martires on transfer and imitation learning. He previously worked with Hyondong Oh on vision-based navigation for UAVs. He was also a part of the national team of Azerbaijan for Physics Olympiads and won several awards in various national and international competitions, including bronze, silver, and gold medals. His research focuses on safe learning-based collision avoidance systems for autonomous robots. He is interested in sample-efficient sequential decision-making algorithms and their applications to real-world problems.

Thomas Feeley has years of experience in UX, Front-End Development, and Digital Marketing. He has participated in panels at General Assembly events and has been a guest on podcasts. Currently, he runs a small portfolio of websites and a small batch soap company. He helps clients build digital strategies, craft content roadmaps, grow traffic from Google, improve website UX, and write copy that ranks.

Daniel Wildt is a content creator and entrepreneur focused on building communities through his various projects. He writes on his blog, maintains a Telegram channel, and has a YouTube channel. He also runs crowdfunding projects in both Portuguese and English. Daniel is involved with uMov.me, supporting business transformation, and Wildtech, where he creates learning initiatives in agile, UX, time management, and entrepreneurship. He is also developing a course subscription club at Wildtech. Daniel is interested in topics such as psychological safety, Nonviolent Communication (NVC), and vulnerability, and emphasizes the importance of being authentic and finding a sense of belonging.