Hi, I'm Amy Dipre.
A UX designer who untangles complex systems and makes them accessible to everyone.
Selected work, from research to prototype.
Pocket
View in Figma (opens in a new tab)Turning the complexity of personal finance into gentle, visual saving habits for first-time earners.
CareLink
View in Figma (opens in a new tab)Simplifying telehealth scheduling for clinic staff, cutting booking time by 40%.
Transit Together
View in Figma (opens in a new tab)Mapping a sprawling transit network into a trip planner that works for riders of every ability.
Harbor
View in Figma (opens in a new tab)A design system with WCAG AA tokens, documented components, and accessibility baked in.
Systems thinker. Plain-language advocate.
Before UX, I spent five years in operations, working out why processes broke down and rewriting them so new teammates could follow them on day one. That habit of seeing the whole system, then making it simple, led me to design.
I recently completed an intensive UX design bootcamp, where I worked through the full process of research, synthesis, information architecture, prototyping, and usability testing on six projects. Each one focused on people who are usually designed for last.
Accessibility is the foundation
I design to WCAG standards from the first sketch, because a product that excludes people is not finished.
Think in systems
I map how the pieces connect, including people, data, and constraints, before changing any single screen.
Make the complex clear
My favorite work is taking something tangled and explaining it so simply that anyone can use it.
Experience and skills.
Experience and education
- 2025 — 2026
UX Design Certificate, Tech Bootcamp
Six end-to-end projects covering research, information architecture, prototyping, and testing.
- 2025
UX Design Volunteer, Local Nonprofit
Audited and redesigned the volunteer sign-up flow for accessibility, raising completion by 25%.
- 2020 — 2025
Operations Coordinator, Regional Logistics Co.
Mapped internal workflows and rewrote documentation that cut new-hire onboarding time in half.
- 2016 — 2020
B.A. Communications, State University
Focused on information design and writing in plain language.
Skills
- Research
- User interviews, usability testing, affinity mapping, journey mapping
- Design
- Information architecture, wireframing, prototyping, design systems
- Accessibility
- WCAG 2.2 AA, screen reader testing, inclusive design, color contrast
- Tools
- Figma, FigJam, Maze, Miro, Notion, HTML and CSS
Let's make something everyone can use.
I'm looking for my first full-time UX role, and I'm open to contract work. I'd love to hear about what you're building.
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