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Lori Salmonsen

Experience Designer

Lori Salmonsen is an experienced Experience Designer with a Master's degree in User-centered Design, specializing in analyzing, designing, developing, and managing learning programs and curriculum for over 20 years.

She is a creative and innovative team leader with a passion for improving user experience and performance by implementing learning theory and UX principles.

Lori excels in communicating complex concepts using clear language and visuals, and is skilled in building productive partnerships with stakeholders to achieve organizational goals.

Her educational background includes a Master of Science in Human Centered Design & Engineering (UX) from the University of Washington and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Finance from Central Washington University.

Previously, Lori Salmonsen held roles as Senior Consultant, User Experience Designer at Unify Consulting, Senior Learning Consultant at Prime 8 Consulting, and Learning Experience Designer at Lighthouse among others.

She also founded Wild Thing Yoga and has a diverse background in instructional design, curriculum development, and user experience design, with a focus on creating meaningful solutions for internal teams and external clients.

Highlights

Aug 25 · linkedin

Is there a UX conference that is particularly worthwhile that you'd recommend, or training/learning to uplevel or refresh UX skills? I have a UX masters, so I'm looking for something current and intermediate/advanced. I'd love to hear from UX practitioners and professionals please (not vendors). TYIA! #ux #ui #uidesign

Apr 7 · linkedin

Every time I’ve taken a risk or tried something new, I’ve been glad I did. I’ve either loved it or learned from it. I love this article about Julia Child and her joyful spirit and spunk! “She allowed herself to really seize every moment. She really was someone who lived an incredibly full life. She did it because she put herself in the hot seat. She was willing to sort of take risks, and make mistakes and maybe fall on her face. And even if she fell on her face, there's a way to laugh about it… I just think she was constantly trying to learn and grow. It's incredible that she was always constantly moving forward and discovering and allowing herself to be open to new experiences.”

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Greater Seattle Area