Priyanka Ahuja🇺🇸

About Priyanka Ahuja

Web Developer/Designer at University of Wyoming

I am a Website Designer/Developer currently working with the University of Wyoming Extension, where I design and build accessible, user-centered digital experiences across public-service and education-focused websites. My work sits at the intersection of UX research, content strategy, accessibility, web design, and front-end implementation.

Over the past year, I have also been mentoring through UXPA, supporting emerging designers with portfolio reviews, career direction, UX research guidance, and practical feedback on design decisions. That experience has been deeply meaningful because I know how confusing and overwhelming the early stages of a UX career can feel, especially when someone is trying to understand the field, improve their work, or find confidence in their next step.

I want to mentor on ADPList because this platform gave me guidance when I needed it the most. Speaking with mentors helped me feel less alone, make better career decisions, and understand what growth in design could look like. I would love to give that same support back to others.

As a mentor, I hope to offer honest, practical, and empathetic guidance that helps people strengthen their work, communicate their process clearly, and move forward in their design careers with more confidence.

Expertise

Sessions with Priyanka Ahuja

• General Mentorship Session (30 min)
• Navigate the Job Market (45 min): In these mentorship sessions, we'll explore effective job search techniques, networking essentials, and ways to make your applications stand out. Receive personalized guidance on tailoring your approach to different industries and roles. Uncover strategies for navigating the job market and securing your dream job.

What mentees say

“Priyanka's focus is on solving customer challenges; She incorporates research insights at all project stages, validates assumptions, and empathizes with users to develop potential solutions. She has a good eye for design and knowledge of design and research tools.”