More great projects coming soon
⚙️ From Inconsistency to Clarity: Building a Design System for Steam
🎼 Designing for Focus: Empowering Music Learning When Practice Falls Apart
🏥 Mount Sinai Check-In Kiosk: Reducing triage bottlenecks through conversational automation.
📚 Hooked on Clarity: redesigning a smoother path to reading
🚙 Clearpath: Minimizing Driver Distracting with an interactive HUD
👚 Thryft - The Marketplace for Used Furniture
🧖🏻♀️ IRIS - The new time consius way towards wellness
🎫 Ticketera - Your door to entertainment
🚉 TuTransporte - Transforming Puerto Rico's transportation system
I’m Nállely Martínez-Almonte, a UX/UI Designer with a background in special education and a passion for creating inclusive, human-centered digital experiences. With a strong foundation in research, wireframing, prototyping, and interface design, I specialize in crafting accessible and intuitive products that make technology easier to understand, use, and trust.
I’m a UX designer with an MS in Information Experience Design from Pratt Institute and a BA in Special Education with a minor in Deaf Studies from the University of Puerto Rico. My work lives at the intersection of accessibility, education, and thoughtful digital experiences — where empathy meets strategy and design becomes a tool for real connection.
With experience in freelance product design, usability testing, and bilingual customer service, I design with real people in mind, especially those who are often overlooked by traditional interfaces. I care deeply about clarity, emotional safety, and making technology feel less intimidating and more supportive.
Fluent in Spanish, English, and American Sign Language, I bring inclusivity into every stage of my design process. Whether I’m crafting in Figma, prototyping in HTML/CSS, or collaborating across teams, my goal is always the same: to create experiences that feel human, empowering, and genuinely helpful.
Let’s build products that don’t just work, but truly make people feel seen.
