The person
behind the work
welcome →
During the early days of the pandemic, I started studying design on my own, purely out of curiosity. What began as a personal exploration quickly became a full creative and professional practice, one that has kept me rooted in the public sector ever since. As I took on design projects within San Diego County, I pursued formal training and internships along the way, always staying connected to the civic context where I first discovered what design could do.
What keeps me here is impact I can actually see. The communities I design for are my community, and when a campaign reaches a young person in their own language, when a reference guide helps someone navigate a crisis, when a training initiative moves an institution closer to equity, that goes beyond a deliverable. I care about making complex public systems simpler and easier to navigate, because I know firsthand how much it means when people can actually reach the services they need.
I bring a rare combination of research rigor, visual design craft, and deep familiarity with how government systems work from the inside. I'm bilingual, bicultural, and genuinely committed to equity-centered practice. And I'm always learning, because improving my craft genuinely brings me joy and reignites my commitment to the work I do.
Andrea Diaz-Moreno
UX Researcher & Service Designer
Andrea Diaz-Moreno
UX Researcher & Service Designer
our impart
A snapshot of my work
Deliverables Designed
Deliverables Designed
Deliverables Designed
Constituents Reached
Constituents Reached
Constituents Reached
Years of Public Service
Years of Public Service
Years of Public Service
my achievements
Recognition from the industry
District 3 Certificate of Appreciaion - Multimedia Student Fellow
District 3 Certificate of Appreciaion - Multimedia Student Fellow
CoSD Employee Recognition Award - Emergency Preparedness & Security Reference Materials
CoSD Employee Recognition Award - Emergency Preparedness & Security Reference Materials
my strengths
What makes me different
the strengths behind my work
Insights
Grounded in research, guided by community needs.
Community
Designing with the people I serve →
Advocacy
Using design as a tool for access, dignity, and belonging.
Craft
Intention and care to every deliverable at every scale.
Culture
Bilingual, bicultural, and culturally responsive by practice and lived experience ✦
Curiosity
Constantly expanding my skills to better serve my community.
Insights
look deeper — the answer’s usually hiding here
best ideas happen when we think together →
Collaboration
Collaboration
Sustainability
small choices, long-term impact
small choices, long-term impact
quick, but never rushed
Speed
Speed
Visual Storytelling
make people feel something ✦
ask why… and then ask why again
Curiosity
Curiosity
The person
behind the work
welcome →
During the early days of the pandemic, I started studying design on my own, purely out of curiosity. What began as a personal exploration quickly became a full creative and professional practice, one that has kept me rooted in the public sector ever since. As I took on design projects within San Diego County, I pursued formal training and internships along the way, always staying connected to the civic context where I first discovered what design could do.
What keeps me here is impact I can actually see. The communities I design for are my community, and when a campaign reaches a young person in their own language, when a reference guide helps someone navigate a crisis, when a training initiative moves an institution closer to equity, that goes beyond a deliverable. I care about making complex public systems simpler and easier to navigate, because I know firsthand how much it means when people can actually reach the services they need.
I bring a rare combination of research rigor, visual design craft, and deep familiarity with how government systems work from the inside. I'm bilingual, bicultural, and genuinely committed to equity-centered practice. And I'm always learning, because improving my craft genuinely brings me joy and reignites my commitment to the work I do.
Andrea Diaz-Moreno
UX Researcher & Service Designer
Andrea Diaz-Moreno
UX Researcher & Service Designer
our impart
A snapshot of my work
Deliverables Designed
Deliverables Designed
Deliverables Designed
Constituents Reached
Constituents Reached
Constituents Reached
Years of Public Service
Years of Public Service
Years of Public Service
my achievements
Recognition from the industry
District 3 Certificate of Appreciaion - Multimedia Student Fellow
District 3 Certificate of Appreciaion - Multimedia Student Fellow
CoSD Employee Recognition Award - Emergency Preparedness & Security Reference Materials
CoSD Employee Recognition Award - Emergency Preparedness & Security Reference Materials
my strengths
What makes me different
the strengths behind my work
Insights
Grounded in research, guided by community needs.
Community
Designing with the people I serve →
Advocacy
Using design as a tool for access, dignity, and belonging.
Craft
Intention and care to every deliverable at every scale.
Culture
Bilingual, bicultural, and culturally responsive by practice and lived experience ✦
Curiosity
Constantly expanding my skills to better serve my community.
Insights
look deeper — the answer’s usually hiding here
best ideas happen when we think together →
Collaboration
Collaboration
Sustainability
small choices, long-term impact
small choices, long-term impact
quick, but never rushed
Speed
Speed
Visual Storytelling
make people feel something ✦
ask why… and then ask why again
Curiosity
Curiosity
The person
behind the work
welcome →
During the early days of the pandemic, I started studying design on my own, purely out of curiosity. What began as a personal exploration quickly became a full creative and professional practice, one that has kept me rooted in the public sector ever since. As I took on design projects within San Diego County, I pursued formal training and internships along the way, always staying connected to the civic context where I first discovered what design could do.
What keeps me here is impact I can actually see. The communities I design for are my community, and when a campaign reaches a young person in their own language, when a reference guide helps someone navigate a crisis, when a training initiative moves an institution closer to equity, that goes beyond a deliverable. I care about making complex public systems simpler and easier to navigate, because I know firsthand how much it means when people can actually reach the services they need.
I bring a rare combination of research rigor, visual design craft, and deep familiarity with how government systems work from the inside. I'm bilingual, bicultural, and genuinely committed to equity-centered practice. And I'm always learning, because improving my craft genuinely brings me joy and reignites my commitment to the work I do.
Andrea Diaz-Moreno
UX Researcher & Service Designer
Andrea Diaz-Moreno
UX Researcher & Service Designer
our impart
A snapshot of my work
Deliverables Designed
Deliverables Designed
Deliverables Designed
Constituents Reached
Constituents Reached
Constituents Reached
Years of Public Service
Years of Public Service
Years of Public Service
my achievements
Recognition from the industry
District 3 Certificate of Appreciaion - Multimedia Student Fellow
District 3 Certificate of Appreciaion - Multimedia Student Fellow
CoSD Employee Recognition Award - Emergency Preparedness & Security Reference Materials
CoSD Employee Recognition Award - Emergency Preparedness & Security Reference Materials
my strengths
What makes me different
the strengths behind my work
Insights
Grounded in research, guided by community needs.
Community
Designing with the people I serve →
Advocacy
Using design as a tool for access, dignity, and belonging.
Craft
Intention and care to every deliverable at every scale.
Culture
Bilingual, bicultural, and culturally responsive by practice and lived experience ✦
Curiosity
Constantly expanding my skills to better serve my community.
Insights
look deeper — the answer’s usually hiding here
best ideas happen when we think together →
Collaboration
Collaboration
Sustainability
small choices, long-term impact
small choices, long-term impact
quick, but never rushed
Speed
Speed
Visual Storytelling
make people feel something ✦
ask why… and then ask why again
Curiosity
Curiosity
The person
behind the work
welcome →
During the early days of the pandemic, I started studying design on my own, purely out of curiosity. What began as a personal exploration quickly became a full creative and professional practice, one that has kept me rooted in the public sector ever since. As I took on design projects within San Diego County, I pursued formal training and internships along the way, always staying connected to the civic context where I first discovered what design could do.
What keeps me here is impact I can actually see. The communities I design for are my community, and when a campaign reaches a young person in their own language, when a reference guide helps someone navigate a crisis, when a training initiative moves an institution closer to equity, that goes beyond a deliverable. I care about making complex public systems simpler and easier to navigate, because I know firsthand how much it means when people can actually reach the services they need.
I bring a rare combination of research rigor, visual design craft, and deep familiarity with how government systems work from the inside. I'm bilingual, bicultural, and genuinely committed to equity-centered practice. And I'm always learning, because improving my craft genuinely brings me joy and reignites my commitment to the work I do.
Andrea Diaz-Moreno
UX Researcher & Service Designer
Andrea Diaz-Moreno
UX Researcher & Service Designer
our impart
A snapshot of my work
Deliverables Designed
Deliverables Designed
Deliverables Designed
Constituents Reached
Constituents Reached
Constituents Reached
Years of Public Service
Years of Public Service
Years of Public Service
my achievements
Recognition from the industry
District 3 Certificate of Appreciaion - Multimedia Student Fellow
District 3 Certificate of Appreciaion - Multimedia Student Fellow
CoSD Employee Recognition Award - Emergency Preparedness & Security Reference Materials
CoSD Employee Recognition Award - Emergency Preparedness & Security Reference Materials
my strengths
What makes me different
the strengths behind my work
Insights
Grounded in research, guided by community needs.
Community
Designing with the people I serve →
Advocacy
Using design as a tool for access, dignity, and belonging.
Craft
Intention and care to every deliverable at every scale.
Culture
Bilingual, bicultural, and culturally responsive by practice and lived experience ✦
Curiosity
Constantly expanding my skills to better serve my community.
Insights
look deeper — the answer’s usually hiding here
best ideas happen when we think together →
Collaboration
Collaboration
Sustainability
small choices, long-term impact
small choices, long-term impact
quick, but never rushed
Speed
Speed
Visual Storytelling
make people feel something ✦
ask why… and then ask why again
Curiosity
Curiosity