Kathryn Parker

Kathryn Parker has extensive work experience in the design and media field. Kathryn began their career in 1994 as a Graphic Illustrator/3D Animation Intern at the Alabama Department of Public Health. In 1995, they worked as a Graphic Designer at THE TENNESSEE VALLEY PRESS INC. From 1996 onwards, Kathryn worked at Rent., initially as a Production Designer and later as a Senior Production Designer, Color Publishing Specialist, Digital Retouching Artist, Image Quality Analyst, Creative Media Specialist, Interactive Designer, and currently as a Product Designer. Additionally, they briefly served as an Adjunct Professor in Computer Graphics at John C Calhoun State Community College in 1996. Kathryn's work primarily focuses on user-centered design, prioritizing usability, functionality, and visual aesthetics.

Kathryn Parker obtained a Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design from Auburn University at Montgomery during the years 1991 to 1994. Kathryn also pursued further education and obtained certifications in various design-related fields. Kathryn completed a course on "Foundations of User Experience (UX) Design" from Coursera in July 2022. In February 2022, they obtained a certification in "Learning Infographic Design" from LinkedIn. Additionally, in February 2020, they completed a course on "UX Design Process Simplified from User Research to Usability" from Udemy. In March 2019, Kathryn obtained a certification in "Interactive Prototypes with Framer" from Udemy. Kathryn also completed a course on "SVG & CSS Animation - Using HTML & CSS" from Udemy in December 2018. Lastly, in February 2016, they obtained a certification titled "The Beginner's Guide To Designing With Sketch 3" from Udemy. Kathryn also pursued additional education in the field of Graphic Design at Calhoun Community College from 1990 to 1991. Furthermore, they gained knowledge and skills in Salesforce Communities through a program called Trailhead by Salesforce, which they participated in from 2016 to 2019. In 2018, Kathryn briefly attended DigitalCrafts for Full Stack Web Development, but there is no information provided regarding the completion of a degree.