Hello there! I’m Amy Andrus (née Gross), a designer passionate about empathy-powered products.

My creative background is in detail-oriented fine art–I’ve practiced traditional art conservation and reproduction in Italy, and have scientific illustrations on exhibit in the San Diego Natural History Museum. I enjoy working through the small details that add to the bigger picture (but in a less literal sense now that I’ve taken a step back from the canvas). I also have professional experience in education and customer experience, which led to my greater understanding and empathy for users.

I first fell in love with UX/Product Design while advocating for users at The Knot Worldwide. From there, I happily jumped down the rabbit hole–I’m now devoting my time to solving problems at Precoa, focusing on empathetic design for people dealing with loss.

When I am not designing, you can find me cycling or hiking around my city, weather permitting. During the rainier days, I’m inside finding inspiration in great stories, either with a nice book or a fun video game.

Please reach out if you’re interested in connecting!

 

Currently a UX/UI Designer at Precoa.

 
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Skills

User research, interaction design, information architecture, content copywriting, branding, style guides & design libraries, wireframing, prototyping, usability testing, digital and traditional illustration

Clients

Forage Meals

The San Diego Natural History Museum

Humble Brags

My scientific Illustrations are on permanent display at The San Diego Natural History Museum.

I have a perfect record at Escape Rooms–around 12/12 successful escapes so far.