About Me
An East Coast transplant that now calls the Pacific Northwest home, Christine Musser loves creating innovative solutions for human centered design needs. She brings 10+ years of visual design expertise as well as experience in research, project coordination, grant preparation, custom art commissions, and customer service.
Curious by nature and a pragmatic problem solver, she has worked with King County Library System to create a unique solution for ease of retrieval and return of library materials in Redmond Ridge after interviewing local residents and conducting research to determine need and possible locations.
Christine enjoys collaborating on projects and has taken breaks from self employment to work on group projects. She finds team efforts to be rewarding - from learning from other designers, researchers, and developers to communicating ideas to stakeholders and finding common ground.
In addition to a Bachelor’s Degree in Design (Illustration), she also has a certificate from the Google/Coursera UX program and Springboard's UX Career Track. A life long learner, she often starts her day with a strong cup of coffee and a half hour of instruction on various user experience topics on LinkedIn Learning and SkillShare. Acquiring new skills come naturally to her and she is fascinated with innovative developments in technology, especially with Chat GPT.
When not working on UX projects, Christine can be found creating artwork (paintings, fused glass, needle felted wool sculpture), reading, playing board games, or exploring the Northwest with her husband, two sons and spoiled dog, Lola.
