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Hello, I’m Erica! A UX Lead designing equitable, accessible digital products for the public and private sector’s most complex problems.

Trusted by public-sector organizations including Department of Transportation, AltaMed, CEI, CDC, U.S. Census Bureau, and city teams.

AltaMed | Information Management System

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Designing a mission-critical clinical information system to streamline operations across 100+ service sites.

CDC | User Research

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Leading mixed-methods research to understand audience behavior, barriers, and needs across public health programs.

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Reaching Underserved Communities

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Using mixed-methodology research to design inclusive solutions for historically underrepresented populations.

How I Work

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I center underserved communities through mixed-methods research + iterative testing.

Human-centered

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Systems-thinking

I work through complex structures. Policies, databases, CMS constraints, all into clear, navigable digital experiences.

Collaborative

I align product, engineering, research, and content to move work forward together.

Accessible by default

My work follows WCAG 2.1 AA, plain language, and equity-first best practices.