Tega Uwadia

Collaborative Product Designer with expertise in determining functionality and enhancements. Knowledgeable in creating production-ready designs. Offering a successful career history comprising more than two years.

• Resolved product issue through consumer testing.
• Supervised team of 3 staff members.
• Collaborated with team of 10 in the development of a Mobile Application Design.

• Project Management Institute

My goal as a product designer is to solve a user problem by creating a design that makes every user feel like you designed the experience just for them no matter who they are, where they live, how much they earn, what their abilities are, or how highly they're educated.

Google UX Design Certificate

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