
Howzit, thanks for dropping by!
Three psychology degrees later, and professionally trained on a number of psychological assessment tools, it’s only fitting to introduce myself as an ISTJ
(Myers-Briggs Type Indicator TM)
WHO AM I?
What does ISTJ mean and what does it have to do with UX Research and Design?
Well, by nature I am …
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an Active Listener: able to gather information to better understand the wants and needs of clients and users alike
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Quietly Observant: mindful of what people say out loud and through their body language
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Empathic: able to ‘read the room’, sensitive to the emotions and reactions of others
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Detail Oriented, Organised and Reflective: able to collate and categorise data points to derive key observations and insights that inform design solutions
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… all of which come together to help me, help you create seamless user experiences.

HOW DO I WORK?
Understanding and determining ‘fit’ within a given role/team/department/organisation has been my bread-and-butter for the majority of my career, so here’s a little peek into my working style ...
I enjoy company cultures that promote collaboration and teamwork, but also support a creative process that requires time alone to think and reflect. I enjoy working within and across smaller teams and being well-prepared. I am process-oriented, deadline-driven and will do everything I can to help my team achieve our objectives.
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I enjoy unpacking my immediate landscape, always wanting to know ‘how’ and why’. My preference is to hone my craft, but I would rather be seen as a ‘relayer of information’ than an ‘expert’. Being a cautious decision-maker, you can rest assured that my design decisions will be unbiased and supported by research and data.

WHAT DO I KNOW?
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Design Tools: Miro, Figma, InVision, Optimal Workshop, StoryBoard That, Extensio
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Planning & Collaboration Tools: Miro, Confluence, FigJam
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Survey Tools: Google Forms
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Transcription Tools: Otter, Descript
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Communication Tools: Slack, Zoom, Google Meets
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Other: Canva, MS Suite
HOW DO I PLAY?
Outside of work I:
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am rediscovering the world through the eyes of my toddler
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like to escape into a good book
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find my centre (and strengthen my core) with yoga and pilates
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binge Netflix (any mother knows )
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am challenging myself to step out of my comfort zone

