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Natalie Richter
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A slide showcasing a modular UI component system with examples of various components like template cards, form fields, and toolbars, highlighting consistent styling and accessibility features such as clear focus rings.Modular UI Component System Design for Accessible Web Development
A slide displaying key performance indicators with target values and a list of next steps for product improvement, including a call to action to view a prototype.Outcomes, Impact Goals & Next Steps for Enhanced User Experience
Slide displaying two wireframes, a low-fidelity version on the left and a mid-fidelity version on the right. Callouts highlight key changes between iterations.Wireframe Iterations: Low-fi to Mid-fi Evolution
Screenshot of a slide showcasing three key screens: Template Library, Builder, and Export Modal. The Builder is center stage with a split-screen view showing an editing interface and a live preview. The Template Library is on the left, displaying a selection of templates. The Export Modal is on the right, offering various export options. Callouts highlight key features such as drag-and-drop sections, instant preview sync, and clear export options.Key Screens: Template Library, Builder, and Export Modal
Slide depicting the challenge of a cluttered creation flow. It highlights four key pain points: too many steps, unclear progress, weak live preview, and export friction. A funnel visualization represents the user drop-off, narrowing from start to export.Challenge & Key Insights: Clarity in Creation Flow
A slide showcasing examples of accessible micro-interactions: drag and drop reordering with snap feedback, inline help tooltips, and clear keyboard focus indicators. An inclusive design checklist emphasizes readable line lengths, color contrast, error guidance, and ARIA labels.Micro-interactions for Accessible and Inclusive Design
A horizontal bar visualizes the resume creation process, from template selection to PDF export. Six circular icons represent each step, connected by a progress line animating from left to right. Each icon has a unique symbol and label: 'Choose Template', 'Add Basics', 'Add Sections', 'Arrange & Style', 'Preview Resume', and 'Export as PDF'. The 'Export as PDF' icon is highlighted, indicating the final stage of the process.User Flow: From Blank Page to Polished Resume
Slide displaying a project overview for a resume builder redesign, outlining goals, scope, deliverables, and key project details such as role, timeline, collaborators, and target platforms.Project Overview: Resume Builder Redesign
A dark-themed slide with neon code snippets showcasing coding secrets. The title 'Coding Secrets Silicon Valley Doesn't Want You to Know' is displayed in a vibrant gradient. Three secrets are highlighted with bullet points and animated code examples, creating a dynamic and engaging visual experience.Coding Secrets Silicon Valley Doesn't Want You to Know
A slide with an electric blue background showcasing a ghostly image materializing behind a wall. Text reads 'Photography's Future: See Through Walls?'. Labels indicate the use of IR, THz, and RF technologies.Photography's Future: See Through Walls?
A slide displaying five time-saving hacks backed by science: 2-Minute Rule, Batch Similar Tasks, Time Blocking, Implementation Intentions, and Externalize Memory. Each hack is represented with a pastel-colored icon and a short description on a minimalist background.Top 5 Time-Saving Hacks Backed by Science
Slide displaying five calming breathwork techniques for parents with soothing pastel colors, animated breathing circles, and unique icons for each technique.Top 5 Calming Breathwork Techniques for Parents