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Michelle Penney🇺🇸

Product Designer at On Career Break

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About Michelle Penney

Product Designer at On Career Break

Communication Design / Visual Storytelling / UX Strategy

I have eight years of experience in visual design, UX design, information design, digital marketing, email design and print/publication design. I have worked on projects for a variety of audiences such as internal-facing software applications, executive sales presentations, and client-facing marketing campaigns.

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🎯 Executive Communication: Creating visuals and develop campaigns that effectively communicates to cross-functional teams while maintaining the ability to align with each team's objectives.

✏️ Design: Visual / Motion / UX / UI / Information

🧠 UX Strategist: Balancing business strategy with UX Design that aims to delight the user and meets business outcomes.

🎨 Visual Storytelling: Graphic Recording is the real-time translation of conversations or presentations into text and pictures. Graphic Facilitation is the use of a combination of graphics such as diagrams, pictures, symbols, and writing to lead people toward a goal in meetings, seminars, workshops and conferences.

🐚 Passions: I tend to be in my own little world. You can find me in my office doodling away on my iPad or reading a fantasy novel on the beach.

Expertise

Design

Sessions with Michelle Penney

  • Mentorship Session (30 min): General mentorship

What mentees say

“Michelle was fantastic. She was super helpful and kind. Thank you Michelle for all the advice.”

Ian Severino, Ux designer at Nexstar

“She is very helpful. She provided lots of suggestions on job applying and encourage me a lot.”

Sharon Liu, UX Designer, Product Designer at MSM Inc.

“Michelle was very helpful. She was welcoming, and very thoughtful and open in her responses and insights about her experiences. Her perspective has helped me have a better understanding.”

Ayana Perez-Brown, UI/UX Student at Springboard