Hannah Vice

LinkedIn: Hannah Vice
I see UX design as a way to build connection and belonging. By designing for overlooked or niche groups with empathy and care, I aim to transform overwhelming experiences into intuitive, supportive, and human-centered interactions. My goal is to craft designs that make users feel understood and empowered.

An image of a smartphone screen that depicts an interface design for the mobile app “Quest” appears to left of a headline that reads “Quest,” underneath which appears descriptive text and four, lightly colored rectangular boxes containing captions. Quest is a mobile app concept that transforms visits to local attractions like zoos, aquariums, and museums into meaningful educational experiences, bridging the gap between entertainment and learning for children and encouraging deeper engagement.

An image of a smartphone screen appears left of an image of a laptop screen that each depict portions of a new financial planning service. The headline “GoalBuilder” appears atop the screen, flanked at right by three boxes containing captions. The GoalBuilder app and web presence enhance clarity, trust, and user confidence within a financial planning experience, helping users build a short-term emergency savings fund through investing. Designed for beginners, it emphasizes transparency, contextual guidance, and embedded learning to support informed decisions and encourage consistent saving habits.

A headline reading “TheLoop” appears in the upper left portion of a screen underneath which appears a subhead and a rectangle containing caption copy. To the right of this appears an image of laptop featuring a user interface design. TheLoop is an AI-powered design hub that centralizes project documentation, making collaborative work visible across teams in hybrid environments. By enabling designers to discover peer-created projects, share work progress, and share critical feedback with each other, it reduces duplication, improves alignment within and across teams, and fosters consensus.