Hi, I’m Melissa

Product designer based in Detroit, Michigan. I create thoughtful, human-centered digital experiences that solve real problems.

“Good design is actually a lot harder to notice than poor design, in part because good designs fit our needs so well that the design is invisible,”

Don Norman

Professional Work

Interior of a clothing store with three mannequins dressed in casual outfits, standing behind potted plants. The store has warm wooden walls, modern lighting, and seating with brown upholstered chairs. A small table with magazines and a digital kiosk are also visible.

Truestyle · PRODUCT Design · ma project

The Future of Fitting is Here

Collectiv · ux & UI design · ma project

The Autonomous College Commute, Reimagined (in progress)

Everi · UI Design · Design Systems

Caesars UI & Design System

Graduate Studio Work

Truestyle 2.0 · PRODUCT Design · ma thesis project

Rethinking the Morning Ritual (in progress)

A website homepage for SPLocks featuring children playing with foam building blocks in a bright room. The top of the page has a purple header with navigation links, and the main section shows a young boy with blond hair and a gray shirt smiling while playing with foam blocks. There is a yellow banner with text about the product, and two images of children stacking foam blocks below. The background includes a large window with sunlight coming in, and the site promotes foam play for sensory learning and creativity.

Splocks · d2c e-commerce & brand strategy

Gentle Fun Designed for Little Minds

Computer monitor on a wooden desk displaying a website with images of foam blocks, colorful foam shapes, and a manufacturing process, in a minimalistic room.

Envirolite · b2b e-commerce & brand strategy

Optimizing Web & Brand Strategy for Growth

View my work

truestyle

Splocks

envirolite

A website homepage for SPLocks featuring children playing with foam building blocks in a bright room. The top of the page has a purple header with navigation links, and the main section shows a young boy with blond hair and a gray shirt smiling while playing with foam blocks. There is a yellow banner with text about the product, and two images of children stacking foam blocks below. The background includes a large window with sunlight coming in, and the site promotes foam play for sensory learning and creativity.

Computer monitor on a wooden desk displaying a website with images of foam blocks, colorful foam shapes, and a manufacturing process, in a minimalistic room.

Melissa Lisi

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