Norah Evans

Product

Designer

Person

Projects

Designing with Empathy; Engineering with Purpose

Hi! I’m Norah. A Boston-based Product Designer with a background in engineering and product management. I craft people-first experiences that are intuitive, accessible, and rooted in real user needs.

UX Product Design IA UI Product Management Usability Software Development Human Factors User Research Project Management

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Ethical Consent to Health Data Donation

An in-progress collaboration between Microsoft, flok, and Olin College of Engineering to explore new consent models and frameworks as well as the relevant data governance principles.

2024-2025 User Experience Software Ongoing Generative Research

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Gamifying Connecting with Nature

The average kid cannot recognize 10

native plants but can recognize 1,000

logos. This project for User Experience

Design aims to solve this problem and

use the data for citizen science.

2023 User Experience Figma Coursework

Open Case Study

Redesigning Leantime.io for Students

A generative User Research study to assist Leantime.io, a project management software made for Neurodivergent People, in designing a better dashboard for students and consultants.

2024 Usability Generative Research Accessibility

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Toyota North America R&D — Human Factors Co-Op

From usability studies of multimedia systems to ergonomics of cars, planes and scooters, explore what I did during my time at Toyota.

2024 Usability Product Design Ergonomics Human Factors

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H2OK — Engineering Co-op

H2OK is an IOT company that uses ML to reduce waste during manufacturing. Learn more about my customer-facing UX and internal human centered design projects.

2024 User Experience Product Development Manufacturing Web Dev

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Gamifying Citizen Science

The average kid cannot recognize 10 native plants but can recognize 1,000 logos. This project for User Experience Design aims to solve this problem and use the data for citizen science.

2023 User Experience Figma Coursework

Open Case Study

The last 100 steps problem

While there are many tools to assist the blind and visually impaired with navigation, most are incapable of solving the biggest problem:The last 100 steps. CLEW's use of AR and AI is the solution.

2022-23

User Experience

Ergonomics

Product Design

Accessibility

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