James Lorentson

James is a Sr. UX Designer skilled in design thinking, interaction design, and user interface design across websites, apps, and brands. His deep focus in UX research includes specialization in user testing, heuristic evaluation, and prototyping. James’ diverse background in UX design, photography, and finance allows him to assess, interpret, and create better experiences while solving difficult problems. He is a US Navy veteran, holds a BS in Sociology from Penn State and is a Designlab UX Academy graduate.

CrossFit, hiking, and landscape photography are three of James’ favorite hobbies. He describes himself as an ideas person passionate about continuous improvement.

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