Emma Lee
UX designer crafting user experiences with AI-powered interfaces
I design product interfaces, including ones that use AI, for teams that want the work to feel personal.
Skills
Skills
Sample groups. Edit the names and the lines so they match the work you actually do.
Research
Interviews, and the sentence that explains the job.
Interface
Flows, states, and a first minute that makes sense.
Product
What ships, what waits, and why.
Experience
Experience
Sample roles. Replace the titles, the dates, and what you were responsible for.
2022 to present
Product designer
Onboarding, the first session, and the states around a suggestion. Sample role.
2019 to 2022
UX designer
Research, flows, and the screens a team could actually build.
Open
What I want next
A product team that wants the first minute to feel considered.
Design notes
Process, decisions, and the thinking behind the work. Sample notes stay drafts until you publish them.
Notes
The long way around a short idea
A first draft is allowed to wander. The published one should know exactly where it is going, and why.
Product
What we shipped this spring
Three changes customers asked for, the one we decided not to build, and what we learned from both.
Training
A quieter kind of strength
The session that looks easy from the doorway is usually the one that was earned over months.