About LEXI

About LEXI

UX/UI

DESIGNER

I design intuitive digital experiences rooted in how people think, behave, and make decisions. Human factors help me understand the why behind user behavior and turn it into thoughtful design.

VISUAL

DESIGNER

I use typography, color, imagery, and composition to give ideas a distinct personality. I believe how something feels visually is just as important as what it says.

PRODUCT

DESIGNER

I turn complex problems into clear, purposeful products. I balance user needs, business goals, and creative thinking to design experiences that make sense from start to finish.

More than just a

pretty interface

Hi, I’m Lexi. I’m a UX/UI designer, creative thinker, professional question asker, and firm believer that good design can solve almost anything. I’m equally happy dissecting why someone clicked one button over another as I am analyzing a magazine layout, rearranging a room, building a brand, or deciding that a typeface is *almost* right but not quite.



My official background is in UX/UI, but my curiosity has never been limited to a screen. I’m fascinated by all things creative, from branding and graphic design to fashion, interiors, photography, art, and the million little details that make something feel *just right*. To me, they’re all connected by the same question: **why does this make us feel, think, or act a certain way?**



That question is at the heart of how I approach UX. I’m deeply interested in human factors and the psychology behind decision making: how people process information, what catches their attention, what creates trust or hesitation, and why one choice can feel completely intuitive while another creates friction. I don’t just want to know *what* a user does. I want to understand *why* they do it. Then, I use that understanding to create experiences that feel natural, thoughtful, and distinctly human.



That same thinking follows me into everything I create. Whether I’m designing a digital product, building a brand, art directing a concept, or obsessing over a two pixel difference that no one else will ever notice, I bring together strategy, psychology, visual instinct, and a genuine love of making things.



I don’t really believe creativity fits neatly into one category, and neither do I.

Hi, I’m Lexi. I’m a UX/UI designer, creative thinker, professional question asker, and firm believer that good design can solve almost anything. I’m equally happy dissecting why someone clicked one button over another as I am analyzing a magazine layout, rearranging a room, building a brand, or deciding that a typeface is *almost* right but not quite.



My official background is in UX/UI, but my curiosity has never been limited to a screen. I’m fascinated by all things creative, from branding and graphic design to fashion, interiors, photography, art, and the million little details that make something feel *just right*. To me, they’re all connected by the same question: **why does this make us feel, think, or act a certain way?**



That question is at the heart of how I approach UX. I’m deeply interested in human factors and the psychology behind decision making: how people process information, what catches their attention, what creates trust or hesitation, and why one choice can feel completely intuitive while another creates friction. I don’t just want to know *what* a user does. I want to understand *why* they do it. Then, I use that understanding to create experiences that feel natural, thoughtful, and distinctly human.



That same thinking follows me into everything I create. Whether I’m designing a digital product, building a brand, art directing a concept, or obsessing over a two pixel difference that no one else will ever notice, I bring together strategy, psychology, visual instinct, and a genuine love of making things.



I don’t really believe creativity fits neatly into one category, and neither do I.

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Lexi Gevisenheit

Lexigevis@gmail.com

Lexi Gevisenheit

Lexigevis@gmail.com

Lexi Gevisenheit

Lexigevis@gmail.com