Paul Hershey

I'm a UX Designer that enjoys helping people create human-centered products their users love. I'm also a drummer, runner, husband, and father of two.

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Challenges were painstakingly designed. We wanted to create interesting, attention-grabbing interactions that were easy for learners to use.

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Course creators broke content down into smaller, digestible bites that were paired with illustrations. This format keeps the user concentrated on the lesson and reduces fluff in the content.

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Data is an important and complex tool that drives learner engagement, and it is accessible and contextual throughout the app. It is used to answer questions for the learner and provide feedback for course creators.

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The learner dashboard was designed to be purposeful and actionable. Because the app is an educational tool, we needed to make sure learners clearly understand how to find new courses and start taking them within moments of opening the app.

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Expanding the fidelity of our sketches from our design sprint we've started feature planning and experimenting with user flows against the learner experience on the mobile app.

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Ideation on interactions for a mobile learning app. This was a lot of fun. I got to break out my iPad and apple pencil and sketch up some designs in the Photoshop iPad app.

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@AtkinsonTolu What are you looking to learn?

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Working on a color study for a mobile UI. Building on the brand colors I want to extend the range to give us more options in the UI and create gradients.

[Paul Hershey @paulhershey]

Working on a color study for a mobile UI. Building on the brand colors I want to extend the range to give us more options in the UI and create gradients.

[Paul Hershey @paulhershey]

Working on a color study for a mobile UI. Building on the brand colors I want to extend the range to give us more options in the UI and create gradients.

[Paul Hershey @paulhershey]

Working on a color study for a mobile UI. Building on the brand colors I want to extend the range to give us more options in the UI and create gradients.

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Here is a #webbdesign I did a while back. You can see the full page design on my #dribbble account https://t.co/JF9l8r22dC

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@MattPLavoie @ThatGuySketch Sorry 😐 my wife suggested Buffer to send out some recent posts I made to Dribbble. I must have messed something up. Thanks for pointing it out 😉

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here is a navigation concept I came up with for a design language documentation site.

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Here's the mobile version of the navigation. Im pretty happy with the way this one turned out. #UI #UX

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A user testing illustration that was harder to concept than I expected. Check out the sketches on #dribbble here https://t.co/JF9l8r22dC

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An #illustration of #design sprints for my new site. You can check it out on #dribbble here https://t.co/JF9l8r22dC

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Here's a #UX illustration I recently did. You can check it out on my #dribbble here https://t.co/JF9l8r22dC

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Here's an illustration of UX process I recently did for my website #UX #Illustration https://t.co/JF9l8r22dC

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@orangedrum @JustinMezzell @Tommy_the_Hung Yes... you are 💯% right 😊