Hello there….
I'm Chiya Delgado! With a background as a Registered Dietitian, I've spent years harnessing data-driven solutions and a client-centered approach to improve individuals' health and well-being. But my heart also yearns for the creative side of things, which is why I've embarked on a journey to transition into the world of UX Design. My mission is clear: I'm dedicated to crafting intuitive interfaces that elevate user experiences while drawing from my unique background. I thrive in collaborative environments and am driven by the opportunity to continuously learn and grow in this exciting field. Let's create beautiful and functional products together!
Baddies in Tech: Women’s Rights Buildathon
I joined forces with a passionate team of UX designers, a developer, and a product manager, driven by a common goal: to advocate for women's rights and harness the power of advanced AI technology to tackle the critical challenge of underserved women accessing healthcare. With an unwavering commitment to inclusivity and innovation, our collective endeavor was dedicated to reshaping the healthcare landscape, offering underserved women a pathway to navigate their health journey with dignity and ease, paving the way for transformative change.
Phase 1: Global Justice Ecology Project
The focal point of this endeavor, conducted in an agile environment encompassing four sprints, is to revitalize and optimize the Global Justice Ecology Project's website to bolster its efficacy in driving donations and advancing the nonprofit's vital initiatives. Spearheaded by Tech Fleet, comprising a diverse team of professionals including a product manager, product strategists, UX designers, UX researchers, and content designers, this undertaking represents Phase 1 of a multifaceted approach toward digital transformation.
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Through winning a design challenge, I had the privilege of contributing my creative expertise to the successful launch of a luxury e-commerce site. My winning design and logo played a pivotal role in shaping the site's aesthetic, leaving a lasting impact on its brand identity. Along this journey, I seized the opportunity to acquire valuable skills in Shopify and basic CSS, further enriching my capabilities as a versatile designer.
The LAZY GIRL Job Program
Participated in a design challenge hosted by Sprintfolio in collaboration with Bullet, focusing on the redesign of the LAZY GIRL Job Program, an initiative by Gabriella Judge, also known as Anti Work Girlboss. Working collaboratively with a partner, the objective was to address usability issues, disorganized structure, and user confusion to transform the program into a more efficient and user-friendly experience.
