What does an Inclusive Design Director look like?

I'll give you a hint... it's me.

More About Me
Lindsey sitting in the woods wearing a hat and sunglasses looking to the side in black and white

hybrid approach

I've been lucky enough to work on a variety of projects in my career (apps, dashboards, marketing websites, ppc campaigns, e-commerce, and more). The methodologies that go into working with different products has given me a well-rounded approach to strategic digital design. The result is a functional and aesthetically pleasing combination of a collaborative environment between me and the clients I work with.

I'm built to be adaptable and my skillset is a melting pot of different practices, ideas, methodologies, and mentors. From building brands from the ground up, to working within well-established brand systems, and everything in-between, I've found myself designing with a mixture of creative freedom and creative restraint to bring to life an accessible, enjoyable experience for all.

Beyond design, I have worked closely in phases of projects that impact design. I've helped with project management, strategy, research, content, and front-end development. My level of involvement has varied from full-time as a consultant to learning from a more experienced individual in that line of work to help ground me in my process. I absolutely love having access to growth in every project, and encourage my team to continue to support and foster that growth within each other.

The end product of all of those processes and skill developments (hey that's me!) is one mind accounting for as many use cases and scenarios as possible. My designs are functional, accessible, and un-obstructive to users. They are mindful of budget, restrictions, and execution. They're efficient and adaptable to client needs. Most importantly, though, they are always delivering results.

My Process