I design for the people who feel overlooked.

Lalin Ozyazgan

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I’m a UX designer with five years of research experience, including time as a Clinical Research Coordinator at UC San Diego Health, where I watched people struggle with a study prototcol because of tools that weren’t designed with them in mind. That experience shapes my approach to design: I care about reducing barriers and ensuring that all design decision center the user. I’m currently working as Lead Designer at Develop for Good, where I'm applying my UX and leadership skills to generate positive social impact.

About Me

Selected Work

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Recreation.gov: Modernizing a federal government icon

Millions of people use Recreation.gov to book campsites, but confusing search and navigation creates a potentially frustrating and confusing user experience. A full UX redesign of the discovery experience.

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Adventure Loop: Making the outdoors more accessible

Buying used gear online requires real trust. End-to-end design for a resale platform that makes quality feel as reliable as buying new so that more people can enjoy the outdoors.