Washington, DC
Ana is an award-winning designer with a creative vision that stems from user needs and sensitivity toward concept, typography, color, and kinetics. As an Associate Design Director at Lullabot, Ana is a collaborative design lead who has played a pivotal role in design projects for organizations including IBM, Georgia Public Broadcasting, and New Relic.
Before joining Lullabot, Ana led the designs of high-profile government websites for the Office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives and The National Institutes of Health. And as the Lead Product Designer at The World Bank, she played a pivotal role in designing a large-scale collaboration application to help manage the many World Bank projects worldwide.
Ana’s work for the Brookings Institution was celebrated with the I.D. Annual Design Review Award, and her work on the Peace Corps World Wise Schools site earned a Webby Award. With a design career that spans more than 15 years, Ana has also worked with clients, including National Geographic, Cisco, National Public Radio, and the Washington Post.
Ana holds a BFA from the School of Communication Arts & Design at Virginia Commonwealth University. When she’s not busy designing, Ana loves spending time with her family, museum hopping at the Smithsonian, and relaxing with a good book.
Ana's portfolio can be found here.
Ana’s dad was part of the team at NASA that landed the first man on the moon.
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Projects Worked on at Lullabot:
IBM Investor Relations
IBM Cloud
Ames Laboratory
NBC Media Village
AIChE
Georgia Public Broadcasting
New Relic
Merative (formerly IBM Watson Health)
Education & Certifications:
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communication Arts Design, Virginia Commonwealth University
Agile workshop training
