Lindsey Robinson
Computational linguist, 3D modeler, UX nerd, & designer of all but the kitchen sink. Advocate for accessibility and equality. Lifelong learner, improving every day.
In my free time I can be found with a cat on my lap playing video games, or somewhere in the PNW wilderness.
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A smattering of projects I have been working on recently.
Created in primarily Adobe programs.
"The power of the web is in its universality. Access by everyone regardless of disability is an essential aspect." - Tim Berners-Lee
Data Visualization
This graphic was created based off of sketches from provided research for a plant science/agriculture company. The heat map was generated in Photoshop and Procreate, the assets were all combined using Adobe Illustrator. Through multiple iterations, communication from the marketing team and scientists, the final version was reached and distributed in both English and Spanish.
This NIR (Near Infrared) Overtones graphic was made using existing research. The set of graphics are meant for the purpose of quick reference for the clients of Felix and CID-Bioscience.
An infographic created for the clients of Felix Instruments and CID Bio-Science
Illustrations.
These vector icons were created for a plant science software program in Adobe Illustrator.
Created in Procreate for client as a cartoon representation of their four legged friend
Created in Procreate. A Bonsai bark study.
Created in Procreate for a client as a memento.
My Skills.
Good web design should be innovative without being distracting. I firmly believe that aesthetic and attractive web design can be made fully accessible. Every person regardless of age, language, or disability should be able to have a positive experience within a website.
I believe the most important thing when creating is to make the end user feel like the interface was made just for them, regardless of the demographic. From the interaction planning intricacies to the surface level design, the user is front and center.
From large scale projects to small interaction animations, movement can make design feel more organic and personal.
Empathy is a key player in user research. To properly understand the audience, it is vital the researcher places themselves into the shoes of the subject. Facing research in an understanding and empathetic way often opens new doors and shines light on problems that would have otherwise been missed.
I thrive using this iterative process to redefine and solve existing problems. The core stages of design thinking can start with any stage, as long as each step is taken, the design will benefit.
My Clients say.
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