Aniyah Threats

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I’m an attentive UX designer who focuses on transforming complex information into intuitively guided systems. Throughout my work, I aim to identify gaps in processes and design strategic bridges that connect users, data and align business goals.

A tablet, a smartphone screen, and an open laptop appear across the bottom of a screen with a blue background. Atop this appears a white diagram comprised of lines & circles. A small group of text headed by “Pocket Consultant” appears at upper right. I collaborated with a team of eight consultants to build an engaging community-based platform that connects small business owners with accessible resources to start, grow, and scale through broadly informed, cross-team interactions between users, stakeholders, and developers. Pocket Consultant achieved a 17% growth rate within the first month of its launch.

The right portion of this screen depicts an array of 9 smartphone screens arranged as a pattern against a black background. These are oriented at a 30° rightward angle. A headline beginning with “Strengthening Trust…” appears in white at lower left. I co-developed and designed an IOS upgrade for this app that was designed to simplify password management for Apple users. This worked by allowing them to create and operate methods that improved the private, per-user visibility of compromised passwords to allow for faster, more memorable modifications. This resulted in a 25% reduction in time-on-task, a 1.7-point increase in NPS, and a 30% improvement in CSAT.

Three open laptop screens appear splayed across the bottom of this screen. All depict various portions of a website devoted to the company “Dayli.” The header “Dayli” appears centered atop these in orange against a black background. I led an interdisciplinary team of four as we worked together to build a fully functional, AI-powered, knowledge discovery tool. It connected caregivers and dependents with physical and online resources that could help those struggling to meet daily living challenges do this more effectively. Access to over 1,500 resources was eventually included, thus ensuring timeline alignment and effective curation by both users and stakeholders.