ELIZABETH COSTA

As an Interaction Designer, I immerse myself in research - reading, interviewing, futurecasting, funneling data and findings into mind maps. With these insights, I hand-craft the user experience allowing the user to feel safe and included. I am an advocate for those left ignored.

A Place Called Home x ArtCenter College of Design

A grant funded community outreach collaboration through my Alma mater and A Place Called Home in DTLA where I led a group of summer sessions exposing middle schoolers to new and emerging tech, UX methodologies and a variety of tech-based projects

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Inner-City Arts x ArtCenter College of Design

A grant funded community outreach collaboration through my Alma mater and Inner-City Arts in DTLA where I taught highschoolers the basics of Interaction Design and guided them through all UX methodologies and their own projects

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Birthing Barriers

An extension of Kindred Space L.A. (The first black birthing center in Los Angeles) that supports Black queer birthing clients through gender affirming care, educational resources, and community building while promoting Black joy

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Re-Imagining Access

Our goal was to offer accessibility recommendations for ArtCenter's digital archive that enhanced both perceptibility and usability, with a focus on non-seeing users

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Future of Luxury @ RAM

We were tasked to ideate what we believe to be the future of luxury for Stellantis brand RAM. Focusing specifically on a Ram Truck, we answered what a luxurious truck would look like in the near 2040’s

Activbody Inc

I gained experience in demographic research, competitive analysis, app prototyping, development and interview sessions

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2024 Elizabeth Costa