ROBIN STEVENS
UX Strategy // Research // IA // Design
I'm a Senior UX Strategist and Designer with 20+ years of experience at enterprise clients including US Bank, Ford Credit, GE, and Henkel — available for W-2 contract or full-time engagements through talent and staffing firms.
I specialize in bringing UX structure and user advocacy to complex B2B, fintech, and civic technology challenges.
Each time I start a new project my curiosity ignites. What problems and challenges is the business looking to solve? Where does this project sit along a product roadmap? Who are the users and what are their needs and their goals? It's exciting to map the terrain that allows good design solutions to emerge.
I create deliverables in whatever software makes most sense for the team. Figma has become essential — including Figma Make for AI-assisted prototyping. I use Claude and Gemini for LLM-assisted research work: identifying patterns across interviews, extrapolating pain points, and preparing research guides. Sometimes hand-drawn sketches and whiteboard brainstorming get the trick done. The tools change; the goals of good strategy and intuitive experience are the same.
KIND WORDS FROM CLIENTS
"I brought Robin in for large, complex projects. She consistently provided senior-level skills and perspective from discovery through information architecture and design. Her communication and deliverables were excellent across agency teams and client stakeholders."
"Robin led the team that enabled us to understand the diverse audiences for our website, and developed a comprehensive, data-driven digital strategy, information architecture, and user experience design that drove every aspect of our site design, and continues to inform it today.
Her research-driven approach also helped us to update and improve our site, and to solve complex challenges to create seamless and intuitive experiences for a wide range of people seeking to accomplish a broad variety of tasks. Her work was critical in enabling a digital-first reorientation of our entire organization.."