4. Synthesize into actionable insights: what to show, what to hide, and how to guide users

Result → You get evidence-based clarity that informs design, content strategy, and product decisions.

I’d go further:

1. Search peer-reviewed studies in psychology, behavioral econ, & HCI
2. Evaluate how different contexts (healthcare, business, consumer apps) change the effect
3. Compare contradictory findings (sometimes more info = better choices if structured well)

Here’s how I’d approach this question 👇

“How does information overload affect decision-making?”

Templates can't understand your customers or align with your unique business goals.

Strategic designers find costly assumptions BEFORE you build and create systems that GROW with you.

Hi! I’d be interested in learning more. However, I’m nontechnical…only know very basic code.

This community will be designed to provide:
- Networking opportunities with fellow women
- Design critiques & feedback sessions to refine your work.
- Casual chats & discussions to build meaningful connections.
- AND MORE

Join the waitlist: womendesigncommunity.framer.website

Strategic designers ask:
→ What metrics need improving?
→ Which user behaviors must change?
→ What business outcomes matter most?

Teams waste money on visual refreshes when they need research or clearer messaging.

What business problem are you trying to solve with design?

I’ll be honest—finding high-value design clients who get this isn’t easy. But I know they’re out there. So I’m refining my positioning, my messaging, and my approach to attract the right ones.

I’d love to hear what’s worked for you. (3/3)

The best design work doesn’t start in Figma—it starts with business objectives, user research, and a deep understanding of the problem. (2/3)

I'm excited to create these two spaces - one for professional studio updates and another for authentic conversations with fellow designs and creatives building their path forward. Join me!