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VICKY MOREIRA Gorman
USER EXPERIENCE / INTERACTION DESIGN
About Me
WHO I AM
WHAT I'VE DONE
WHAT I DO

 I was born in Guayaquil, Ecuador and moved to Baltimore, Maryland when I was 10 years old. I received a Bachelor’s Degree in Business  Administration and Information Systems at Towson University in 2012. In 2014, I moved to Chicago and in 2016, I received a Master's Degree in Human Computer Interaction from DePaul University.  

Outside of work, I am a travel and food enthusiast who is in love with summertime in Chicago.  

I have worked at Motorola Solutions in Chicago since May of 2016, when I started as an intern. Today I am a Senior UX Designer and have had the opportunity to lead the UX experience of several internal application as well as the digital transformation of Motorola's external site which includes the integration of an e-commerce store and order management.  

 

Prior to joining Motorola, I interned as the sole UX Designer in a 20 people team at a software company called Acenonyx. I worked directly with my supervisor to design site maps, mockups, high-level prototypes based on his ideas for new hospitality and insurance databases.

I enjoy creating positive user experiences by translating complex ideas into effective, intuitive, and enjoyable solutions based on user and business needs. 

 

For example, I was one of three UX Designers of a 161-person team who helped launch Motorola's e-commerce website. This included 15 workshops and 282 user stories via Jira for four releases. 

 

In five months, Motorola Solutions'

e-commerce store had:

• Over 87,000 unique visitors

1,400 total orders

5,698 items sold and 

$326,000 in total orders value.

 

How do I work?

I work through the workflow of the Design Thinking Process.

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Process

Understand

It is crucial to clearly understand the users and the challenge at hand in order to define the product vision and goals as they become the guide for aligning all development efforts.

Analyze 

Research

Create

Iterate

Test

Research methods such as observations, interviews, and surveys are conducted for better understanding of users' needs. 

Results are analyzed and requirements for the solution become clear. Personas, user experiences, storyboards, and process flows to name a few are created to guide the solution.  

Life is breathed into the solution by creating sketches, protypyes, and wireframes. 

Usability tests are conducted to validate the design proposals.

The weaknesses encountered in the usability tests are addressed and redisigned to enhance user usability.

Workflow
Uxer
PROJECTS

ProjecTs

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WAVE

Motorola Solutions 

Partner Central

Partner Central

Motorola Solutions 

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Mapping Applications

Usability Evaluation 

Course Project

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Fitness While Traveling

User Research

Course Project

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SalesView

Motorola Solutions 

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Appetize

Project Development

Course Project

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Etsy.com

Accessibility Conformance Evaluation Course Project

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Solution Finder

Motorola Solutions 

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Forever 21

Usability Evaluation

Course Project

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BirdEye Chicago

Project Development

Course Project

Prototyping and Wireframes

Other Projects

Acenonyx

Wireframes

Concepts for a web application that allows users to manage insurance risks, policies and clients. 

Acenonyx

BirdEye Chicago Prototype

Prototype of a mobile app that allows users to virtually experience and learn about Chicago.

Course Project

Bill Cash Wireframes

Concepts for a mobile app  for users to request the cash method of their tax returns. 

Course Project

Bill Cash Prototype

Prototype of wires that were refined and included in the final deliverable of the project.

Course Project

Designer Quote

- David Sherwin

        Design can solve society's biggest problems... 
if we cultivate a love of learning the design process. 

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