Rosalind Achterberg-Nwosu

Redesigned the mobile onboarding flow through 4 rounds of iterative testing, cutting drop-off 18% across iOS and Android. Planned and ran 24 moderated usability sessions, translating findings into prioritized design fixes for 3 product squads. Built 40+ reusable Figma components for the design system in partnership with front-end engineering, speeding handoff. Led a WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility audit of the web app, logging and resolving 60+ issues with engineering. Partnered with PMs on A/B tests for the card activation journey, lifting card activation 9% quarter over quarter.

Redesigned the patient-portal appointment booking flow, reducing steps from 7 to 4 and cutting support tickets for scheduling. Ran open and closed card-sorting studies with 30 participants to restructure portal navigation and labels. Built clickable Figma prototypes for a clinician dashboard, validated with 8 nurses and physicians before development. Synthesized interview and survey research into 3 personas and end-to-end journey maps adopted by the product team.

Designed wireframes and responsive web layouts for 6 campus department sites using a shared component library. Produced event posters, social graphics, and motion assets for 20+ lab workshops and student showcases. Facilitated weekly design critiques and documented visual guidelines for incoming student designers.

GPA 3.7; Dean’s List (4 semesters). Relevant coursework: Interaction Design, Human-Computer Interaction, Information Architecture, Design Research Methods, Typography, Front-End Prototyping.

Seven-course program covering UX research, wireframing, prototyping in Figma and Adobe XD, and accessibility-first design; completed 3 portfolio case studies.

Preparing for the Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies exam; studying disability models, assistive technology, and accessibility law and standards.

Placed among 6 finalist teams out of 48 with a transit-accessibility app concept for riders with low vision. Led user interviews with 12 riders and built the high-fidelity Figma prototype presented to the judging panel.