Portrait of Grace Bogle

About Grace

Thanks for visiting my portfolio! From becoming interested in psychology and technology from a young age, I am now an aspiring UX researcher. I am passionate about creating inclusive digital experiences that bridge the gap between human needs and technological possibilities.

My journey into UX began through my interest in cognitive psychology at the University of Michigan, where I became fascinated by how people interpret language and decision making on digital interfaces. This foundation in human behavior drives my approach to design. I believe that understanding the 'why' behind user actions is just as important as the 'what' and 'how.'

Throuhgout my career journey, accessibility has always been at the forefront. Wether I am tutoring students in highschool chemistry, cello, or at a Montessori elementary school, I have realized the power accessible technology has on our educational lives. I hope to further my career in UX research, specifically on accessibility and inclusive design in everyday technology services. I'm always eager to learn from different perspectives and believe that diverse experiences make for better design solutions.

Education

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Psychology and User Expirence Design

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

2022 - 2026

College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, and the School of Information. Relevant coursework includes User Experience Research Methods, Information Design, and Cognitive Psychology.

Areas of Expertise

Product & UX Design

2024 - Present

UX Research

2023 - Present

Accessibility Design

2023 - Present

Usability Testing

2024 - Present

Experience

UX Research Intern

C+R Research (Chicago)

May 2025 - Present

Consulted Fortune 1000 companies on designing user-centered products and conducting usability research to improve customer experience on digital platforms and physical products.

People and Business Intern

MacArthur Foundation (Chicago)

June 2024 - Aug 2024

Partnered with teams to evaluate social impact groups using qualitative and quantitative methods, and present AI-driven strategies that enhanced philanthropic funding models.

Neuropsychology Lab Researcher

University of Michigan (Ann Arbor, MI)

Dec 2023 - Dec 2024

Supported research on child language literacy development using fNIRS to monitor neural responses and transformed complex cognitive and behavioral data into accessible visual insights for broader research use.

Healthcare Coalition Communication Researcher

University of Michigan (Ann Arbor, MI)

Sep 2023 - April 2024

Conducted mixed-methods research on crisis healthcare communication, analyzing user behavior, designing surveys, and translating coalition assessments into actionable strategies for improved emergency service delivery.