About

I’m Evelyn Ofosu, a Senior Designer deeply immersed in the realm of product design. My journey spans across the spectrum, from end-to-end product solutions, always driven by a commitment to high-quality work informed by user insights. As a product designer, I take pride in my ability to construct robust design systems and tackle intricate challenges, all rooted in thorough user research. I also have a strong experience in brand application in digital to create appealing web experiences.

Empathy is at the core of my design approach, reflected in my strong advocacy for accessibility and inclusive design. I bring a T-shaped approach to my work, seamlessly adapting to various design requirements – be it branding, print, or beyond. Flexibility is not just a skill; it’s a mindset that I carry into every project.

Beyond the pixels and prototypes, I find fulfilment in supporting and mentoring junior designers, contributing to a collaborative and growth-oriented environment. For me, the passion extends beyond the design board, as I derive joy from helping others and making a positive impact through my work. In the dynamic world of design, I strive to be a driving force for innovation, empathy, and inclusivity.

Please review my CV for more experience:

Evelyn Ofosu’s CV

To get in touch please email me: hi@evelynofosu.com

Written/Featured Articles

An Inclusive Design and Accessibility Conversation by the BIMA Inclusive Design Council (Contribution)

Inspired by the BIMA debates in 2022, the Inclusive Design Council hosted a series of conversations focussed on the key questions we regularly get asked. This article collates the themes, stories, and debates that surfaced. We don’t have definitive answers, but we do have opinions, guidance, and starting points in the hope that you continue the conversation after reading.

BIMA 100 2022, An interview with Evelyn Ofosu

The BIMA 100 celebrates those individuals who are pushing the digital industry forward. They are the leaders, pioneers and entrepreneurs who are making a tangible difference to our increasingly digital world. Kin + Carta sat down with Eve Ofosu, Senior Designer and BIMA 100 finalist in the Rising Stars category for 2022.

How Bad Digital Design Affects Marginalized People, and How to Change It for the Better

This article highlights the adverse impact of poor digital design on marginalized communities. Exploring the consequences of inadequate user experiences, it emphasizes the need for a more inclusive design approach. The author offers actionable strategies to improve digital accessibility, advocating for positive change in creating equitable online spaces.